Sentence examples similar to a co worker mentioned from inspiring English sources

"Once, a co-worker mentioned in conversation that she would love to see the Oscars in person.

A co-worker mentioned Swipebuster, a new website that scans Tinder's public database and reveals whether someone has a profile and the last time they used it for the low price of $4.99.

A previous study from Young and co-workers mentioned that in mice, doses of ketamine to induce analgesia/anesthesia are 8 to 16 times higher than those required for human and that such differences to induce a similar effect result, almost in part, from species characteristics in term of clearance properties.

A few weeks ago at work, my co-worker mentioned belonging to the first category of Covenant Eyes users.

In a recent study aimed at the identification of EGFR-associated expression profiles in different breast cancer subtypes, Perou and co-workers mentioned that, as a control, they sequenced 96 breast tumors and found no common mutations in BRAF, HRAS and KRAS [ 32].

Haferlach and co-workers mentioned the beginning of a further trial conducted by the European Leukaemia Network using 10 sites and 4000 arrays to validate the microarray approach for diagnosis, prognosis and treatment decisions.

The most likely pathway responsible for these observations is the one identified by Varki and co-workers mentioned above.

Gauss and co-workers, mentioned for instance the advantage that glucose does not need to be separated from the lignin fraction following a separate enzymatic hydrolysis step, thereby avoiding a potential loss of sugar.

In their paper, Philippe and co-workers mentioned the existence of 17 genes of P. salinus that have their closest homolog (34% identical residues in average) within the Megaviridae [ 6].

Although I'm cynical about artists returning to "roots" when all other avenues are exhausted, Lulu seems to honestly love tonight's songs, earnestly lecturing us on them, and her own time on the great soul label Atlantic's roster Her approach to "You Send Me" shows her flaws, compared to, say, a co-worker she mentions from her Atlantic days, Aretha Franklin.

As Slavin tells it, a co-worker, without mentioning any ties to the sect, subtly played on her emotions at a vulnerable time in her life, slowly pulling her away from family and friends and into the group's orbit.