Sentence examples for cons was from inspiring English sources

However, reported isolation of CONS was 20.16%, 16.5%, and 42%, respectively, in these studies which is quite higher than isolation of CONS seen in our study but in accordance with Anbumani et al. [ 12] where Staphylococcus aureus is reported as 36.4% and CONS as 1.12%.

"The Taliban: Pros and Cons" was arranged and moderated by Prof. Gustav Ranis, then at the Yale Center for International and Area Studies.

Elizabeth Obershaw, a managing director at Horsley Bridge, a prominent L.P. that invested in a16z after some debate, told me, "Our list of cons was that we didn't think their original model would work at all.

Similar fluoroquinolone susceptibility trend towards CoNS was noted in the report by Schimel et al. [3].

Notably, (Cons) was defended by Hempel (1945) and, in fact, one can show that it follows from the conjunction of (qualitative) Confirmation Complementary and the Special Consequence Condition, and so from both Hempelian and \(F\ -confirmation.

Some tried to outlaw the volley and a discussion on its pros and cons was held in The Field for weeks after the tournament.

The cons are equally selective.

Their pros and cons are outlined.

"The cons are odor and traffic.

But the cons are, no disrespect…" Journalists?

Boat-smuggling cons were nothing new.