Sentence examples for captured suggested from inspiring English sources

Several former U.S. and European counterterrorism officials told NBC News that Tuesday's attacks, coming so soon after Abdeslam's captured, suggested a "shocking" level of unpreparedness by Belgian authorities.  .

44 45 Data on isolation-days captured, suggested as a measure of surveillance effectiveness, 46 were also not available.

She says amateur video shows them alive after they had been captured, suggesting it was the rebels who killed them".

The overall number of insurgents has remained virtually unchanged since last fall, even though hundreds, maybe thousands, have been killed or captured, suggesting that the insurgency can still attract the unemployed, disaffected and even enough true believers to keep the pool from drying up.

The traces show that about 69%and70%0% waves were captured, suggesting a good adhesion between the glass substrate and all of the nanowire pads.

The ratio of STOP codons gained is approximately in proportion to the size of the exome being captured, suggesting that the extra material in the GENCODE exome does not represent or select for a significant excess of pseudogenes (1.2 1 for the CCDS-based exome in comparison with 1.8 1 for the GENCODE exome).

The general said interrogations of captured fighters suggested that "second- and third-tier" Al Qaeda and Taliban leaders were among those killed, but he declined to offer details.

Participants (n = 19, 63% response rate) were invited to confirm whether the process accurately captured their suggested priorities and invited to add (or edit) the statements to better encapsulate their views.

Meanwhile, the grappling and tumbling nude men of Mr. Pearlstein's 1954 painting "The Capture" suggest another inspiration.

The few images of El Chapo that have been released of his capture suggest he knows this time that everything is different.

In a 92-page addendum to a report issued last fall, Charles Duelfer, the head of the former Iraq Survey Group, was also highly critical of the way key Iraqi scientists were interviewed after their capture, suggesting opportunities to mine information from them might have been lost.