Sentence examples for event expressing from inspiring English sources

Falun Gong spokesmen in New York and Hong Kong immediately distanced the group from today's event, expressing skepticism about whether the dead and injured were Falun Gong members.

The nutritional equivalency of grain plus whole plant silage from genetically modified corn plants containing the DAS-59122 7 DAS-59122 7nt eventssing thexpressing and Cry35Ab1 prothens to grain and silage from a near-isogeniCry34Ab1ybrid without this trand (Cry35Ab1 was assessed using lactating dairy cows.

Another event expressing Cry1Ab/Ac (176) and three expressing both proteins (MON802, MON809 and MON80100) had been deregulated by 2002 but not released.

However, we observed a public/private split in expressed attitudes to the proposed DAM, as several participants approached us privately later in the event expressing support for the use of health economic methods in service planning and engaged in discussion about the assumptions a DAM could reasonably make.

The African countries attending the event expressed curiosity and interest, but they are looking forward to concrete results.

Ahmet Kot, literary director of the Istanbul 2010 European Capital of Culture Agency, which is running the author event, expressed surprise at the controversy.

The event expressed the personality of both the designer and her wares: witty and whimsical, but also businesslike.

When the researchers disclosed their findings last week at the annual breakfast for the Chicago Alliance to End Homelessness, Mr. Emanuel, who was at the event, expressed astonishment.

The configuration of "NGL ^ Event" expresses the meaning of "there exists/occurs some event in some place".

The Dow AgroSciences-Pioneer Hi-Bred Herculex I (TC1507) event expresses the least endotoxin – 0.1 kg Bt endotoxin per hectare – just below the rate of insecticides applied.

The MON-89Ø34-3 expressesresses two insecticidal proteins (cry1A.105 and cry2Ab2 proteins derived from Bacillus thuringiensis, which are active against certain lepidopteran insect species) and the MON-ØØ6Ø3-6 expressesresses the enzyme CP4-epsps (5-enolpyruvylshikimate-3-phosphate synthase) that confers tolerance against glyphosate-based herbicides.