Sentence examples similar to a common attendee from inspiring English sources
A common reference point for attendees was the Burning Man festival in Nevada.
A common observation among many conference attendees: The entire conference program was long on political messages and short on technology.
The attendees agreed on a common set of Principles and Guidelines in Reporting Preclinical Research (www.nih.gov/about/reporting-preclinical-research.htm) that list proposed journal policies and author reporting requirements to promote transparency and reproducibility.
By doing so, groups of attendees that share a common mission are able to meet face-to-face to review past efforts and continue to work together toward achieving stated goals.
A common criticism of the list raised by attendees at the conference was that counting citations of university researchers doesn't adequately illustrate the quality of classroom instruction.
We selected 3 recommendations for review by the experts based on the following criteria: Each recommendation concerned a common clinical problem generally understood by the attendees.
Attendees have focused on establishing a common understanding of cyber-related military, law enforcement and trade issues.
I was reminded of this recently when, after I gave a talk on the joys of networking, a postdoc attendee asked me a question -- a common one but one I have always tried to avoid.
The United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen last month, widely regarded as a failure, left some Davos attendees skeptical that countries could agree on a common course when it comes to financial regulation.
HuffPost asked several attendees if they were "Birds" fans ― a common nickname for the Eagles in the Philadelphia region (i.e., "go Birds") ― and many responded quizzically.
Saturday afternoon, the expo was packed with attendees hoping to rub shoulders with celebrities — a common sight was singers, actors and reality stars stopping to take pictures with admirers — or take in the numerous sights and sounds.
