Sentence examples for boilerplate comments from inspiring English sources
Each began with boilerplate comments expressing sadness over the attacks, and then proceeded to wind up for the pitch: PentaSafe Security Technologies of Houston, for example, was sending messages promoting its executives as experts in computer security and cyberterrorism.
So far they have only issued boilerplate comments, promising to engage with shareholders "to get a better understanding of any specific concerns they may have" (Motorola) and to use their input to "re-evaluate the company's compensation philosophy, objectives and policies" (Occidental).Another test will be how widespread shareholder activism on pay becomes.
4. Earth to Stephen A. et al -- the fans are not primarily interested in the generally boilerplate comments of athletes, nor the generally inane media questions that elicit the generally boilerplate responses.
But anybody who knows anything about the Bible at all could have made the same boilerplate comment.
The former "President for Life," as Mr. Duvalier was known, made a brief, boilerplate comment last week about returning to help Haiti rebuild after last January's earthquake.
Here comes the boilerplate: leave comments, please.
Eurogamer did reach out to Sony regarding their recent work on the Zen architecture, but were met with a boilerplate "no comment on rumors and speculation" response.
A Disney spokesperson would only issue a boilerplate company comment saying that "the online toy market is an incredibly competitive business" and that "ceasing operations and maximizing the assets of the company was the best course of action for Toysmart".
When I asked about the patent and its significance, I received this boilerplate no-comment response from Google: "We hold patents on a variety of ideas – some of those ideas later mature into real products or services, some don't.
We've contacted both Yahoo and Tumblr for comment, and so far have only received a boilerplate "We don't comment on rumors or speculation" from Yahoo.
Time to liquify that $1.8b of "short-term investments" We've contacted both Yahoo and Tumblr for comment, and so far have only received a boilerplate "We don't comment on rumors or speculation" from Yahoo.
