Sentence examples for determined that as from inspiring English sources

The authorities later determined that, as Lilly Zhang, Sister Ping had made more than fifty trips to foreign countries — including the United States — in the three months prior to her arrest.

The authorities later determined that, as Lilly Zhang, Sister Ping had made more than fifty trips to foreign countries including the United States in the three months prior to her arrest.

Through interviews and questionnaires, Grant determined that "as a result of gratitude to the company for the opportunity to affirm a valued aspect of their identities, they developed stronger affective commitment to the company".

Yesterday investigators trying to connect Mr. Kaczynski to the bombings determined that, as they had suspected, he had frequently ridden intercity buses, which would have allowed him to travel from Montana to both Utah and Northern California, where the bomber had been active since 1981.

After assessing the damage, Andrews determined that, as the ship's forward compartments filled with water, its bow would drop deeper into the ocean, causing water from the ruptured compartments to spill over into each succeeding compartment, thereby sealing the ship's fate.

It had been determined that, as long as we were documenting the Hudson, we were not going to skip the Statue of Liberty.

"There's a number of experts in the areas who can identify if it's an organic material, for example, and what species this is, or perhaps it's not an organic material, and we're going to determine that, as well," Hignutt said.

Especially, we determined that CR as a predictor was positively correlated with customer trust and satisfaction.

The McGill study examined this, determining that as much as two-thirds of New York City area Airbnb revenues came from listings that likely violate city rules against short-term rentals for fewer than 30 days in buildings with more than three units with the owner not present.

This week, a historic ruling will determine that position, as the AFLW decides if trans women are eligible to compete.

The United States Geologic Survey (USGS) determined that even as late as 2007, concentrations of hexavalent chromium in Hinkley averaged about 1.2 micrograms per liter (about 1.2 parts per billion [ppb]), peaking at about 3.1 micrograms per liter.