Sentence examples for further comments by from inspiring English sources
It was supported, without further comments, by the highly experienced judge Mr Justice Collins and the former counsel to the Leveson inquiry, Mr Justice Jay.
The dollar edged lower as traders digested further comments by the Federal Reserve Board chairman, Paul A. Volcker, that he did not necessarily oppose a further drop in the dollar but that too great a fall could be dangerous.
By 1980, it was cited by the Rockefeller Commission on Humanities as a model of UniversitySchool collaboration that integrates curriculum development with intellectual renewal for teachers, and I've given you some handouts that indicate further comments by outsiders on up to the present date.
The statement, and further comments by the secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, left little doubt that, as far as the administration was concerned, relations with Saudi Arabia would continue as normal and that Trump planned to put the Khashoggi crisis behind him.
11 40 a.m.: This story has been updated with further comments by Kirby.
Subsequently, in response to further comments by Dr. Lee, he wrote an extended article entitled "Wrong Facts and Faulty Logic" that appeared in The Straits Times on 18 September 2008.
At this time, there will be no further comment by Mr Bale".
The police declined repeated requests for further comment by e-mail and phone Saturday afternoon.
The indictment was released after the close of the business yesterday without any explanation or further comment by government officials.
A tweet is a comment implicitly calibrated to provoke further comment, by way of replies or retweets or favorites: it is a form of text produced in order not just to be read but to generate the production of further text.
The influential rightwing website the Drudge Report had elevated the idea with a splash headline Monday: UPDATE: CNN's Jake Tapper passes on further comment by the ranch owner whose account of Scalia being found "in bed, a pillow over his head" set off the whole thing.
