Sentence examples for firsthand suggests from inspiring English sources

Jessica D. Lynch from an Iraqi hospital in Nasiriya, provided by two Iraqi doctors who witnessed it firsthand, suggests that the mission was a harrowing and complicated operation that included far more than simply saving an injured prisoner of war.

1.50pm: "As everyone searches for the reason England failed so badly in the World Cup, I have not heard anything about maybe the fact that these millionaires were feeling guilty or finding it difficult to deal with observing extreme poverty firsthand," suggests Anton Morrison.

But firsthand experience suggests otherwise.

Firsthand evidence suggests that mass surveillance makes the security services' jobs harder, not easier; you don't look for a needle in a haystack more efficiently by making the haystack bigger.

Many firsthand accounts suggest that the killings were carried out by the Jamaican security forces long after the neighborhood was under their control.

On the basis of observations, we suggest firsthand guidelines for analytically determining the ratio of pore-pressure/stress changes, ∆σ/∆P.

This suggests that any firsthand experience with type 1 diabetes is related to more preventive behaviors.

This suggests that physicians often see firsthand evidence of problems with medical tourism, and are raising questions about medical care that takes place outside the oversight and regulation of Canada's health care system.

He suggests – and backs this up with firsthand evidence from the author herself, who wrote the book in his father's house, that Motes "blinds himself because the truth is too much to bear".

Her campaign will also highlight a bankruptcy 20 years ago that cost her family its home, suggesting that she knows firsthand the economic hardship many people are facing.

Kadi's remarks are the latest piece of evidence suggesting that Osama knew America firsthand, although not deeply, from one or more trips taken as a young man.