Sentence examples for been seen to fall from inspiring English sources
Traditionally, the public sector has been seen to fall outside the scope of competition law – or be a very low priority for regulators.
The police officer told Shorrock that Tomlinson had been seen to fall to the ground on Lombard Street, minutes before the newspaper seller came across Harwood.
Ms Smith said: "It's very important to us here too because it's one of few that have been seen to fall in the UK".
"The publicity it is getting for having been seen to fall is deserved," he said.
However, the accuracy of the coupled model in predicting the measured pH-value is seen to fall behind that of the simple pointwise approximation.
This crowded field could pose risks for Apple, if its product were seen to fall short of the competition.
At the beginning of the 'off' phase, ne is seen to fall rapidly by over 60% at all positions and Te rises, however, both parameters recover after 1 μs and then slowly decay with a time constant of ∼40 μs.
Countries realise that open markets cannot be taken for granted, and few of them want to be seen to fall foul of their international commitments.
At all levels of income to the right of Ŷ0 aggregate demand (C + Ī0) is seen to fall below supply as given by the 45° line.
Meanwhile, Dr. Ruhlen believes that if the Eurasiatic grouping is accepted, the world's 5,000 languages can be seen to fall into just 12 superfamilies.
