Sentence examples for cohort say from inspiring English sources

As many Baby Boomers, the dominant giving cohort, say they give online (42percentt) as through the mail (40percentt).

Just because you heard your corporate cohort say, "Let's drill down and unpack the issue before we ladder up to a solution," doesn't mean you have to propagate the aural assault.

One possible sampling strategy proposed in Strauss et al. (2003) for the detailed exposure study is randomly selecting and recruiting a subsample of participants < 10% of the full cohort, say, about 1,000 5,000 participants among women planning pregnancy or in early stages of pregnancy.

Marianne Bigg, an alumna from the third cohort, says: "The National Skills Academy helped me to reach my potential.

The Australian journalist John Garnaut, the author of an upcoming book on the rise of Xi and his cohort, said, "It was suicide.

Elete, one of the new Re Con cohort, says: "I feel like all four of us who are part of the programme are part of Contact".

That's what these candidates do, in very different ways, they give that sense of changing a system that actually has been really tough on this particular younger cohort," said Duffy.

While school-age children in 2005 were not asked about cyber-bullying, 11% of the latest cohort said they had experienced it, with the majority of cases taking place outside school.

More to the point, in New Jersey, the number of residents 85 and older swelled by 45.9percentt, according to the 2000 census -- "faster than any other age cohort," said Professor Hughes.

Five per cent of the cohort said they had started persistent cannabis use – defined as weekly sessions – before the age of 18.

"The school and our PhD students have benefited tremendously from this scholarship, and we are excited to be part of the program for the final cohort," said Sarah Szanton, PhD, RN, FAAN, director of JHSON's PhD program.