Sentence examples for been made by some from inspiring English sources

Although confident claims have been made by some researchers, we find the evidence decidedly mixed on most questions (other than the short term stock price impact).

Hipparchus used observations of several fixed stars, taken with respect to the eclipsed Moon, which had been made by some of his predecessors.

Guarantees of aurora sightings have been made by some, but it's only ever a possibility that you'll see them, and often a very slim one.

The argument has been made by some that bribery is occasionally necessary to obtain stories that are in the public interest.

Senators from both parties on Wednesday denounced huge overnight price increases for decades-old drugs that have been made by some pharmaceutical companies lately, calling them unconscionable and detrimental to patients.

But the Chinese draft stated: "It appears that significant progress has been made by some parties in implementing legislative and regulatory measures to restrict trade in Asian big cat specimens".

"It was made by some artist in Baltimore.

Complaints were made by some of the men to the F.B.I.

A seasonal change of habitat, analogous to migration, is made by some Polychaeta (sandworms).

An Arnold Palmer is also known to be made by some with a majority of lemonade.

The argument, already being made by some of the big six for obvious reasons, can be forcefully made.