Sentence examples for couple of experts from inspiring English sources
But testimony from a couple of experts is not the same as watching a tube go down a man's throat, you might say.
I put this question to a couple of experts, and got back five broad suggestions for ways that both the states and even the federal government could improve our voting infrastructure and reduce long waits. 1 Modernize voter registration.
To begin with, it's a bit facile to frame this story as a competition between "the crowd" and "the experts," since the official investigation wasn't relying on a couple of experts, but rather had its own crowd at work, one made up, in Bilton's words, of "thousands of local and federal officials".
An increasing body of research has shown that advertising content affects eating behavior, and, as a couple of experts ruefully point out in the films, viewers would probably be hard-pressed to remember the last time they saw an ad for fruits or vegetables.
Finally Just before Christmas, I tracked down a couple of experts who are now coping with the issue Blake Crow of EideBailly and Robert Hilbert of CohnReznick.
Last week I was at the Society for General Microbiology's 154th Meeting at the University of Bath (representing Next Wave, so keep an eye on this column for details of future events I'll be attending) and I chatted with a couple of experts in this field.
The more probable cause is that someone asked God what America was like, and in order to save time He decided to call a couple of expert witnesses.
Later a couple of computer experts came in to interpret the contents of Andrew Gilligan's personal organiser.
Some, including a couple of the experts who helped draft the law, tried to put aside the question of fetal rights.
Last year police in the Netherlands and Belgium broke up a drug-smuggling ring that had hired a couple of computer experts to beef up its logistics.
For a couple of years, experts have been saying that crime nationwide had fallen as low as it could go and might start inching back up.
