Sentence examples for altogether noting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dillon, who is still in office, favors removing sentencing caps altogether, noting that the five men could have received the same sentences had they returned to Brooklyn after ravaging the Reilly home and never set foot in the Seacrest.

ITT said it was not bowing out of the telecommunications market altogether, noting it would continue to sell transmission and network systems products in the United States as well as business systems.

Earlier in the week, Jon M. Huntsman Jr., the former governor of Utah, conceded that he was likely to skip the Iowa caucuses altogether, noting that his opposition to ethanol subsidies makes him unpopular in a state where support for the corn-based fuel is all but demanded.

Despite all these Asian exits, Yahoo says it's not planning to pull out of the region altogether, noting in its statement: "Yahoo! is committed to Asia.

Most analysts avoid predicting specific numbers and percentages altogether, noting that at this point any predictions would be highly speculative, except perhaps when they apply to robotic automation – which is also mostly speculative.

(He's since quit politics altogether, noting that "I've done my bit"―despite plunging the E.U. and global economy into upheaval). .

And altogether, he notes, Retallack "makes a whole slew of new arguments, many of them reasonable and worth looking at.

For years, basketball stars skipped college altogether, Ridpath noted, and college basketball thrived anyway.

Under the current wave of change, many constructivist structures have either been altered substantially, or bulldozed altogether, Aliyev noted.

And the provision was dropped altogether, he noted, before the bill was reported out by the Ways and Means Committee.

He suggested that the measure might have headed off a constitutional amendment barring same-sex marriage altogether and noted that only 81 of 535 members of Congress opposed the law.