Sentence examples for heard statement from inspiring English sources

The evidence surrounding this often heard statement is inconclusive.

Old behavior: "We don't need a woman director because we are not a consumer-facing company". This was a commonly heard statement at board planning meetings.

"An often heard statement by many policymakers and financial market experts over the past couple years has been that if a financial firm is too big to fail, then it is too big.

Things might have been different, and this is important to understand as it justifies the use of science to address the God question and refutes the frequently heard statement that science can say nothing about God.

Nonetheless, the H5N1 influenza threat is viewed with disturbing complacency; a frequently heard statement is "since the virus has not adapted to continuing human-to-human transmission by now, it is unlikely to do so in the future".

The present observations challenge the commonly heard statement that an MAP of 65 to 70 mm Hg is adequate for most patients with septic shock and suggest that microvascular studies may be helpful to define the optimal target in a given individual.

Repeatedly seen or heard statements are typically judged to be more valid than statements one has never encountered before.

"We have also heard statements in various capitals describing who is legitimate and who is not," Vitaly I. Churkin, the Russian envoy, told reporters.

The court heard statements from social workers and guardians made in the original hearing which described the mother's inconsistent responses to her children's "extremely challenging" behaviour.

Now I have heard statements, in the name of the Taliban, that they don't want to talk to the Afghan government or the Afghan high peace council.

It heard statements from experts and witnesses on how the Islamic Republic systematically crushed political and religious dissent in the decade following the 1979 revolution, executing 20,000 of its citizens.