Sentence examples for experts back in from inspiring English sources
"But," he added, "the information was fairly well known by terrorism financing experts back in 2002".
All of this was predicted, of course, by experts back in 2004 when the Labour government first announced their plans to introduce top-up fees.
An attorney in New Jersey, as well as ethics experts back in Washington, are in shock after one of the most powerful members of Congress — Rep. Rodney Frelinghuysen (R-N.J). — sent a fundraising letter to a woman's employer describing her as a "ring leader" in a local activist group.
Old Cornish cauliflowers are extinct, as is the Ansault pear, which pear experts back in the 19th Century described as having a deliciously buttery flavour.
I spoke about the ACA's role with several experts back in June, and you can easily see the law's effects on the chart.
Had she consulted an SEO (search engine optimisation) expert back in 2008 instead of a lawyer, she'd have probably been advised to start slinging more stuff online to push any spurious and incidental search results further down the rankings.
Kiper was first to claim the ground as a draft expert, back in the early 1980s when the draft was held on a Tuesday morning and only the pigskin-obsessed paid close attention.
The first use of the phrase was by a work simplification expert back in the 1930s.
Experts knew back in March that a new, potentially formidable strain of the virus was circulating, yet practical difficulties forced them to stick with an obsolescent vaccine rather than press for a better formulation.
A spokeswoman for the NDG said the body does not generally comment on individual cases, and further noted that in this instance it cannot comment because it is currently considering the arrangement — having contacted DeepMind and the Royal Free to provide details to its panel of experts earlier this year, back in May.
