Sentence examples for general commentary from inspiring English sources

Heferen also provided general commentary about the UK's diverted profits tax.

In 2008, the general commentary on Mrs. Clinton's emotional response to a question from a voter was initially negative.

The point here is that those in the lower-income groups are in a much, much deeper hole than the general commentary on the recession would lead people to believe.

That decade of journalism led to a syndicated column of general commentary for Scripps-Howard, under the patronage of Roy Howard, who acclaimed him a writer whose work showed "the drollery of Ring Lardner, the iconoclasm of Henry Mencken, the homely insight of Will Rogers".

Apart from general commentary on induction methods, the design of the EH experiment is described, including description of each mood induction procedure method, course of the experimental setting and summary of results obtained from participants by self-description scales.

Drogen has described Estimize as the quantitative flip side to StockTwits: Instead of aggregating general commentary and conversation about stocks, Estimize asks users for specific estimates about a company's earnings per share and revenue, and then it averages those estimates.

Crozier returned to Britain in 1953, to run Foreign Report, a confidential bulletin of The Economist magazine, and broadcast general commentaries twice a week on the BBC overseas service in French and Spanish, before extending his intelligence sources and branching out on his own.

As we did with "Visions of a Semantic Molecular Future" [4] (VSMF) last year, we have agreed with BioMed Central that the proceedings of this workshop and the more general commentaries on semantics in physical science can be published as a thematic issue in this journal.

In general, commentaries should be kept to a reasonable length to avoid overwhelming the reader.

The staggered revelations in Carr's internal monologue are woven into his more general disapproving commentary on a culture too prone to public confession and emotional display.

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