Sentence examples similar to disclosed notions from inspiring English sources
I have written at length about the over-diagnosis and over-medication of children and the absurd notion, disclosed in a recent study, that nearly 20percentt of high school boys have ADHD.
But police officers discounted that notion and disclosed previous law enforcement complaints about domestic episodes at his home.
Republicans, led by Ms. Brewer, seized on the notion of a domestic policy decision's being disclosed on foreign soil.
In the survey, 35% disagreed with the notion that such ties should always be fully disclosed.
Though financial terms of the sponsorship were not disclosed, Honda said it recognized the importance of the New York market, a notion reinforced by recent sales figures.
This notion was also supported by Tribl et al. [ 11], who disclosed that exocrine pancreatic dysfunction existed without the elevation of serum pancreatic enzymes or histological evidence of pancreatic damage.
Joint swelling and histological evaluation disclosed that inhibition of CD40-CD40L by antagonizing CD40L can ameliorate the disease, supporting the notion of an involvement of CD40L-dependent T cell activation.
Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's Senate campaign disclosed yesterday that it collected $12 million last year, reaping numerous donations from people across the country vexed at the notion of his opponent, Hillary Rodham Clinton, mounting a political career.
Or the expansive notion of private offering enunciated in Regulation D could be revised, so that venture capital, private equity, and any number of inter-firm financings would have to be disclosed.
"Everything disclosed. . .
