Sentence examples for identifies a really from inspiring English sources

"I think if the golf course identifies a really top-notch player as your champion, that's really all you can ask of it," Hanse said.

If 20 women identified a really whacked-out stalker type, then there could be reason to put surveillance on him".

You have to go back to the Sixties, when Richard Russell and Lance Lumsden were taking on and beating the American doubles greats Charlie Pasarell and Arthur Ashe, to identify a really buoyant period in Jamaican tennis.

Because the culture of the organization is focussed on shipping products for their customers, when they identify a really good idea they are able to ship it out fast to the market and then rapidly refine it.

A new study identifies a gene that really ramps up the Rambo quotient.

Imagine that one of the ten groups identifies a mutation in a really promising candidate gene called RPCG1, but the statistical evidence provided by the analysis of the first group is not sufficient for publication.

We identified a situation really different from the map presented by Everts-van der Wind et al. for the proximal part of BTA23 close to the centromere [ 23].

Nicholas LaRocca of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society said the study showed "a statistical association, but not anything that you could really pin down as being causal or anything that really identifies a mechanism".

I have never ever sent a message to a colleague or a boss, ever, with an XOXO underneath, and to me that just really identifies a lack of professionalism".

However, the hierarchical order in this diagram and the statement about the relationship between symptoms and impairments in ICF really identifies a closer link between health conditions and impairments than with activities and participation.

How a person self identifies is really a matter of their own concern.