Sentence examples for ask to express from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, Joe Barton (R TX) and Greg Walden (R OR), minority members of the House of Representatives Energy and Commerce Committee, wrote NIH to ask to express their concerns about the peer review of a dozen grants that they believe "do not seem to be of the highest scientific rigor".

In those cases where teleological expressions are not acceptable, students could be asked to express the same idea in a non-teleological manner.

She was so happy to be asked to express herself physically as well as vocally.

"Mr Du has asked to express his remorse through me this afternoon," she said.

I could escape the sweetness I had previously often been asked to express, despite myself.

By using drama via group activities the process was perpetuated and the students were asked to express any location from the text by image sketches.

From the analytical point of view, decision-makers are asked to express their opinions on comparative importance of various factors in linguistic terms rather than exact numerical values.

These websites were surfed by 350 consumers (in five subsamples); the experts were then asked to express their perceptions and attitudes of the sites a posteriori.

On the outside building wall, the locals have been asked to express their views about the area.

"I'm not desperate to put it right," Murray said when asked to express the significance of a third final defeat.

It is not an overstatement to say that economics students can go through their entire degree without once being asked to express an opinion.