Sentence examples for be met from some from inspiring English sources

The funding of these promises, costing more than £2bn, is to be met from some unidentified source.

He says he remembers visiting Stevie and her friends' campsite four years ago to be met by some sniggers from the teenagers.

Any attempt to suggest you think otherwise will be met with some aggressive verbals from your fellow cons.

Dr. Samet said he knew the panel's decision would be met with resistance from some quarters.

The introduction of the Coca-Cola "2nd lives" caps will no doubt be met with scepticism from some quarters.

But the proposals will cost hundreds of millions of dollars and could be met with skepticism from some residents.

In a recent speech, Hinds said he was promoting the use of jobsharing to an audience of school leaders, only to be met with laughter from some, who told him complex lesson timetabling made job sharing unlikely.

Now the Food and Agriculture Organisation has announced the 'Year of the Pulse' to encourage us to eat more but they may be met with reluctance from some quarters.

The idea of creating the Little Sisters and presenting the player with this choice became a critical part of the game's appeal to the larger gaming market though would still be met with criticism from some outlets.

These ideas will no doubt be met with opposition and criticism from some circles, but they are helpful as a basis to revive the Libyan issue in the U.S. and internationally.

It was met with some applause from the conference floor.