Sentence examples for bystander ones from inspiring English sources

The discrimination between genes that are important for tumour evolution from bystander ones within regions of copy number changes remains complex.

Investigators still need to verify the Syrian passport was carried by an attacker rather than a dead bystander (one Egyptian passport-holder initially believed to be an assailant turned out to be an injured victim).

In the footage shot by a bystander, one officer appears to punch her in the face.

3 When initiated by a bystander one to two minutes before emergency services arrive it has been shown to double survival rates from 21%to43%3%. 4 It is important that CPR skills are taught well so that bystanders feel confident enough to use their skills.

"I'm kind of a neutral bystander on that one," he said.

A van jumped a curb on Lexington Avenue in Harlem and crashed into a sidewalk crowd on Friday, killing the driver and injuring seven bystanders, one critically, the authorities said.

Nine people were hit by bullets, including bystanders; one woman was trampled in the chaos that followed, as people crouched in fear or fled to side streets.

He also invented two bystanders, one of whom asked, "What happened?" to which the other responded, "His dog head-butted him".

There were mixups over bystanders – one said she had been warned off Roache by the actor Johnny Briggs several years before his character, Mike Baldwin, joined Coronation Street.

I struck up a conversation with a pair of young bystanders; one was a computer programmer named Hisham, who lived nearby.

After his talk, Lucy Whitaker, assistant to the surveyor of the Queen's pictures, marched through the book-signing queue and loudly accused Brotton of launching an appalling attack on the Royal Collection, and of deceiving his readers - to the utter amazement of bystanders (one of whom was moved to offer Brotton a stiff whisky).