Sentence examples for an outside event from inspiring English sources

For lunch I have a chicken salad sandwich and a diet soda, unless I'm attending an outside event.

"I can't in good conscience accept donations for an outside event when so many of our own agencies are feeling the pain of budget cuts," Mr. Spano wrote in a letter that was sent Monday to the concert's underwriters.

Once the Fed embarks on a rate-raising campaign, it persists until either an outside event intervenes, as did the 1997 Asian collapse, or until the economy slows, almost always into a recession.

The macaques' rock-throwing was mainly communicative in nature, since it usually occurred during aggressive interactions or when they were disturbed by an outside event (like loud Japanese military aircrafts that regularly flew over the Primate Research Institute).

If an internal resolution mechanism is indeed lacking, than cooperation will need to be forced by an outside event.

In our study, tenofovir was not directly inflammatory, but its strong inhibition of IL-10, as well as of pathways downstream of the immune homeostatic factor TGF-β, indicated that once inflammation is triggered by an outside event, which could be HIV infection itself, it could be prolonged or perpetuated in the presence of tenofovir.

About 150 people from Extinction Rebellion formed human roadblocks and brought traffic to a standstill outside event venues on Sunday to cause disruption and urge the industry body to declare a climate emergency.

The Fed's recent tightening is the start of a campaign that, if history holds, won't stop until something nasty happens an outside event like a Latin American financial crisis or Chinese currency devaluation, or a stock selloff severe enough to kill consumer confidence and spending, with recession to follow.

The Fed's recent tightening is the start of a campaign that, if history holds, won't stop until something nasty happens an outside event like a Latin American financial crisis or Chinese currency devaluation, or a stock sell-off severe enough to kill consumer confidence and spending, with recession to follow.

But the candidate whose bus often seemed parked in a snowbank outside events in that state day after day — Senator John McCain — was polling in the mid-to-higher 20s.

The setting was the spectacular Getty Center at sunset, the first time the museum has been opened for an outside fashion event.