Sentence examples for explanation noting from inspiring English sources

Mr. DeMint has doubted this explanation, noting that Mr. Graham, for one, had secured financing for other earmarks that only he requested.

Morgan Stanley analyst Vincent Andrews was suspicious of the warm weather explanation, noting that "last autumn was also notably warm," and that the company has previously stated that the number one reason people don't buy soup is that they don't think of it.

Democrats have been blasting Metcalf for using that explanation, noting that Gov. John Kasich (R) turned over resumes gathered by his transition team during the same period after being advised that they were public records.

The company would have used the name "Rachel Lazer," it claimed, but "for reasons related to the practice of numerology, there was a decision to switch to 'Rachel Ray.'" The arbitration panel quickly dismissed this explanation, noting that the squatter could not show any evidence that it ever manufactured or sold lasers.

The Vatican's statement, presumably hoping to dispel any thoughts of supernatural explanation, noted that the blood remains in a liquid state, due to the presence of an "anticoagulant" at the time of collection.

Another possible explanation, noted by Felix Salmon in a recent Reuters blog post, is that the growth is not from shares in Bain investments Romney shoved into his IRA, but rather shares in the private equity firm itself of which Romney was the sole shareholder until he left in 2002.

For the moment, though, we prefer the parsimonious explanation noted above, that RYE is not part of the homeostat, but immediately downstream of it.

One possible explanation, noted by Hall and colleagues [ 33], is that DT does not directly address physical symptoms or functions, and thus it is a mistake to use as primary outcomes measures that include them, such as those in the Personal Dignity Inventory.

But other explanations note that while intentional discrimination still exists, gender discrimination also takes the form of diffuse but persistent differences in the recognition and reward of women's achievements.

The other case reported hearing loss in a subject with extensive HIV pretreatment, and suggested a possible relationship with the protease inhibitor, although the were other possible explanations noted in Simdon's reply to this case report [ 11, 12].

Once you have the sounds and explanations noted, you can really begin.