Sentence examples for commented terms from inspiring English sources

As Olivia Judson (2008) recently commented, terms like "Darwinism" "suggest a false narrowness to the field of modern evolutionary biology, as though it was the brainchild of a single person 150 years ago, rather than a vast, complex and evolving subject to which many other great figures have contributed".

These results are commented in terms of the appearance of concentration gradient in the polymer bulk of the more hydrophilic PEDOT/PSS resulting in a lower effective overpotential for electrochemical nucleation and growth than the formally calculated one.

Another critic from The A.V. Club, Zack Handlen, commented that "Terms of Endearment" was notably more influenced by horror than the following week's "The Rain King".

For example, one researcher commented: In terms of government we haven't had direct conversations with government.

The Boston Globe commented, "the term 'black film' should be struck from the critical vocabulary.

MySpace would not comment on terms of the deals with the record labels.

Twyman said he couldn't comment on terms of the deals.

Mr. Lowery and Mr. Witt declined to comment on terms of the contract.

Yahoo and Broadway Video declined to comment on terms, but people with knowledge of the arrangement said access to the "S.N.L".

That's via Chris Williamson of Markit, the data provider, who comments:  In terms of GDP levels, the Eurozone economy is still 3.0% smaller than its pre-crisis peak.

Maura Donlan, a spokeswoman for Mr. Turner in Atlanta, declined to comment on terms of the agreement, as did an AOL Time Warner spokesman, Ed Adler.