Sentence examples for declared answer from inspiring English sources

From Robert Samuelson at the Washington Post, the declared answer to the world's crisis, mystifyingly (until one asks "cui bono?"), is to be found in one of the European Union's smallest (and poorest) nations, Latvia; a country that has imposed one of the world's most brutal austerity regimes on its people and whose policies have pushed it to near demographic collapse.

"Science", he declared in answer to a question about experimental cloning, "is not an ethics- or moral-free zone.

DICK CHENEY seemed eager to quash one of the few remaining sports in Washington when he declared in answer to a question recently that oh, yes, by the way, he was interested, after all, in staying on as vice president.

Wilmore declared their answers "real".

Examining the evolution of one protein, a team of scientists declares the answer is no, saying new mutations make it practically impossible for evolution to reverse direction.

It focused on quick judgments about whether Mr. Bush was up to the job -- and declared that the answer, after low expectations, was yes.

When Mr. Cain confronted Mr. Romney on the complexity of his 59-point plan, Mr. Romney embraced the criticism, declaring: "Simple answers are always very helpful, but oftentimes inadequate".

This bizarre and artificial division became more pronounced about three years ago after Upshaw declared that he answered to and was responsible for only active players.

A sign propped up between soft toys and candles and declared: "We demand answers / doesn't make us a mob / it's democracy".

Sixty-two percent of the members who answered declared working in a University hospital, 91 % in an adult intensive care unit, and 13%% in a pediatric intensive care unit.

In the 150 some years since its publication, it seems as though the psychiatric community has declared this question answered, with a resounding "no".