Sentence examples for a bystander that from inspiring English sources

But as it turned out, we were more of a bystander that got splashed with water than a bystander that sustained any real collateral damage.

A bystander that witnessed the event did nothing to intervene.

The investigation also includes cellphone video taken by a bystander that shows Slager firing eight shots at the fleeing Scott's back in a grassy lot.

Few mourners had not seen the video, taken by a bystander, that showed Slager firing at Scott as he ran across a grassy lot.

Cause and effect is hard to differentiate from these types of studies and the GD1 Lactobacillus could simply be a bystander that disappears as these inflammatory processes take place.

The literary obsessions are important, since it turns out that the principal target of the satire is not French Islam which is really a bystander that gets, at most, winged but the spinelessness of the French intellectual class, including the Huysmans-loving narrator.

The Rose is an innocent bystander that is being punished for its excellence.

"Around noontime we got a phone call from an innocent bystander that he was all right.

Since the early days of low intensity continuous beams, skimmers have been recognized as more than a simple bystander that extracts the central portion of the beam.

While comprehensive proof of senescence-induced senescence in tissues awaits the analysis of a senescence reporter system in vivo, our data already indicate that senescent cells induce a bystander effect that spreads DNA damage and, ultimately, induces cell senescence in primary, checkpoint-competent cells in vitro and, possibly, in vivo.

Although PVL did not impact CA-MRSA pathogenesis in a competition bacteremia model, it is possible that secreted toxin from the parent produced a bystander effect that protected mutant cells.