Sentence examples for has observed from from inspiring English sources

Working for more than a decade on AIDS research, policy, treatment and prevention issues, Mr. Wilson, 44, has observed from close range how silence and denial fueled the spread of AIDS among African-Americans.

Yet, judging by what he has observed from afar, Dr. Scherer added, MacCulloch would appear to have a mild case of C.M.T., and may go through life experiencing nothing more traumatic than ankle sprains.

When Deloitte's buoyant analysis is seen together with activity it has observed from other employers, Stephenson believes it suggests that the market is on course to "returning to pre-recession levels".

Mr. Scarsella said that the higher sale prices for used iPhones will most likely continue for the next 60 days, based on patterns the company has observed from previous new Apple products.

As the formidably learned German intellectual historian Reinhart Koselleck has observed, from the time of Thucydides until well into the eighteenth century, to have been an eyewitness to the events described or, even better, to have been a participant in them was considered a major advantage for a winter of history.

Results showed that maximum drop in PV temperature has observed from 10 to 50 m length as 60 42.89 °C.

All I can say is what I have observed from my work.

"I had observed from a distance a group of suited men.

Comparing the models with actual observations, Day was able to work out what contribution the natural systems had made to what researchers have observed from satellite data.

It's also been one of the most punitive toward whistleblowers and leakers who want to bring light to wrongdoing they have observed from inside powerful institutions.

"This would clash with everything we've observed, from the motion of the planets to that of climbers falling off cliffs," said Dr. Steve Giddings, a theorist at the University of California at Santa Barbara.