Sentence examples for experts entered from inspiring English sources

When UN experts entered Iraq back in the 90s, it took them three years to track down and destroy Saddam's stockpiles.

Experts entered relevant areas later in their diagnostic process, and visited fewer of them.

The declared biology majors in a large introductory biology course had significantly higher percent-favorable scores (which indicate percent agreement with experts) entering the course than nonmajors in all but one category.

Anytime a new judge or technical expert entered the case, Donziger wondered whether the person was contagiado — corrupted.

The constitutional law expert entered parliament as a Socialist in 1993 and was in cabinet within a year as media minister.

More than one physician expert entered two additional write-in symptoms/concerns: hot flashes (2 experts) and PSA-related anxiety (2 experts).

That is some of the premises derivable from the knowledge base may get overridden by future rules: After an expert enters a new rule r we denote the knowledge base by (k').

This person who, when I'm not in the room, opens a wine and enjoys it for what it is panics the minute an expert enters, hoping to not be admonished for their choice.

The Prince George's County police sent the bullet to a county ballistics laboratory, a local law enforcement official said, and experts there entered its digital image into a database maintained by the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco and Firearms

CLARIFICATION: The headline on this story has been updated to reflect that U.K. "security experts" who entered the Guardian offices oversaw the destruction of hard drives by employees of the publication (even "pointing out the critical points on circuit boards to attack," according to the paper), but they did not necessarily perform the work themselves.

Experts also entered the value of the reference state for each indicator in each municipality.