Sentence examples for few panelists from inspiring English sources

But, although the F.D.A. panelists voted that Merck had demonstrated the safety and efficacy of Gardasil for boys, skepticism among a few panelists suggested that Merck may find it difficult to persuade boys to have shots for an uncomfortable but non-life-threatening problem that often resolves itself without medical intervention.

Only a few panelists discussed the overall budget picture for NIH; adjusted for inflation, it has now been flat for a decade.

If you want it spelled out: there were very few women panelists.

"The glass ceiling still has very few cracks," panelist and Garden State Film Festival founder Diane Raver wryly noted, in response to the comment "there's a subtle perception that film -- especially film directors -- is a man's world".

As a few of the panelists noted, the Constitution enshrined the right to offend as a bedrock of free speech, but in recent years, the right not to be offended has taken precedent.

Time Warner took the opportunity to respond to the panelists a few days later.

Bill Singer, a securities attorney and private investors responds that, had we posed this question to him and the other panelists a few years ago, they'd have all answered with a definite yes or no.

The published questionnaires, which delved into the jurors' attitudes toward everything from Islam to the death penalty, are likely to provide one of the few glimpses into the panelists' minds that the public will ever get.

Among the 80 or so audio professionals there, these famous-to-a-few figures overshadowed two panelists with much broader name recognition: Lenny Kaye, guitarist of the Patti Smith Group, and Janie Hendrix, Jimi's stepsister.

That's why I was pleased to be a panelist a few weeks ago at the Global Private Equity Conference hosted by the World Bank's International Finance Corporation (IFC).

A fellow conference panelist a few years back posited that the experience of exile and the right to return home are tenets that unite us as marginalized people in an era of global migration, increasingly militarized and contested borders, and full-out political and economic exploitation.