Sentence examples for She observes that from inspiring English sources

She observes that her adopted country appears to be a particularly family-friendly place to work.

She observes that well-educated men generally move to cities because they offer higher wages for skilled labor.

She observes that the "grass is never greener on the other side of the fence because there are no fences".

She observes that it is reasonable and right to raise questions about political repression in the present circumstance.

She observes that this isn't the greatest idea, since they would then be arrested and go to prison.

She observes that the outcome of war is usually dictated by inequality, with victors being those that hold the most power.

She observes that all four pitch marks are on her line of play to the hole and wonders if she may repair any of them.

She observes that the movements involved in burping or breaking wind "are as delicate and complex as those of a ballerina".

She observes that he is "a private person who is not demonstrative of his affection" and that "I accept him as he is".

She observes that, in Shakespeare, "stone" sometimes meant "mirror", that Milton coined "fragrance" and, incredibly, "padlock", and that "to conclude once meant to enclose".

She observes that a forthcoming report from America's Government Accountability Office will criticise the government for its lack of public warnings about such risks.There is also concern in America about the overuse of medical X-rays, especially in emergency rooms.