Sentence examples for has observed much from inspiring English sources

Andrew King-Ries, an assistant law professor at the University of Montana who has observed much of the trial, said Judge Molloy's often-stated skepticism, combined with the defense team's direct assault on the prosecution team's ethics, had created great uncertainty about the outcome.

Using ground-based telescopes, Mumma has observed much higher methane concentrations (around 250 parts per billion) in some equatorial regions of Mars.

But as Times columnist Ross Douthat has observed, much of the media conversation about Washington politics has shifted from the Post to Politico, threatening one of the Post's franchises.

As Graca Machel has observed, much of the world is being sucked into a moral vacuum, a desolate place where we see the desperate vulnerability of refugees and the internally displaced - and where millions of children are slaughtered, raped, maimed, exploited as soldiers and exposed to unspeakable brutality.

"I've observed much change in the children.

In Tables 1, 2, and 3 and Figs. 1 and 2, we have observed much variation across studies in the size of wage elasticities, especially for married women and single mothers.

We have observed much longer duration of transgene expression after a single delivery of these nanoparticles (up to one year) when other promoters such as the interphotoreceptor retinoid binding protein promoter or the chicken beta-actin promoter are used.

In previous studies, we have observed much higher variability and instability of DE metabolites (Bradman et al. 2007, 2013), which may have limited our power to examine the effect of diet on total DE metabolite concentrations.

The Times model leads the way to demonstrating, as the news analyst Ken Doctor has observed, a much different conclusion: loyal newspaper readers have minimal price sensitivity, if any at all.

There was more traditional Vatican formality than the Pope has observed during much of his papacy so far.

As Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill has observed, there is not much the United States can do for Japan right now other than to support Mr. Koizumi's attempts to reform the economy.