Sentence examples for find as one from inspiring English sources

The only roll-ups that succeed are those which find, as one study put it, "a fundamentally superior way to make money".

But it is intriguing to learn that all of these artists were shaped by the same institutional environment, and to find as one moves through the rest of the show that their basic concerns continue to be explored, if in more oblique terms, by their successors.

Displaced people are camping by the side of the road under whatever shelter they can find, as one man told the BBC's Lyse Doucet.

While creating a group of superstars serves its purpose, I fear that seeing the same faces repeatedly gives the impression that they're the only women succeeding in Silicon Valley, when in reality, exceptional women leaders are not as hard to find as one might think!

Shirley would typically present scenes of seeming tranquility, whether in the city or the country, and then would go on to find, as one of her stories puts it, "The Possibility of Evil" within her characters, and sometimes within buildings and other inanimate objects.

There have been generations of workers, known as sandhogs, charged with blasting through, hearing be damned, then resurfacing above ground to find, as one worker observed in 1973, that "you're still shouting" long after a return home.

Comparator choice has been found as one major factor impacting on the overall evidence supporting clinical interventions.

Expression of PLAP and to a lesser degree c-KIT in IGCNU in both groups supports the histological findings and the hypothesis that IGCNU can be found as one variety of neoplastic change in canine testicles.

The m.11069A>G also was found as one of 13 mtDNA variants in a patient with Parkinson's disease on a haplogroup H2 background, the same lineage as our patient.

"Papyrological finds," as one classicist put it, "ordinarily do not make international headlines".

The LPE was found as one of the members of an extensive mutant library that has been created through the long-term evolutionary engineering study of natural biopolyester-synthesizing enzymes.