Sentence examples for has been external from inspiring English sources

There has been external criticism too.

Motives for nonacceptance may vary, but most often the reason has been external pressure; for example, in 1937 Adolf Hitler forbade Germans in the future from accepting Nobel Prizes because he had been infuriated by the award of the 1935 Peace Prize to the anti-Nazi journalist Carl von Ossietzky, who at the time was a political prisoner in Germany.

The only "happiness" we have ever put time and energy into cultivating... has been external.

To date, the generally preferred method has been external goodness-of-fit, where data used to assess the model are not those used to fit the model.

During the last three decades, the most commonly used bladder-sparing treatment has been external beam radiation therapy (Shipley et al, 1987).

In 1962, he became professor of music at Trinity College, Dublin, where, hitherto, all musical degrees had been external.

Previous colonial taxes had been levied by local authorities or had been "external" import duties whose primary aim could be viewed as regulating trade for the benefit of the empire as a whole rather than raising revenue.

Ms. MacDonald had been marketing director at the Nature Conservancy and Mr. Warrington, who previously worked at GolinHarris, had been external communications manager and the primary United States spokesman at ArcelorMittal.

I examine whether this is merely in response to the policy incentives or there have been external economies from the concentration of high-technology firms in the technology parks as policy makers had hoped.

Ms. Castagna has already started pushing internally just as hard as she has been seeking external changes.

Such have been the wider concerns facing the Games that there has been little external scrutiny of the usual operational issues.