Sentence examples for in written remarks from inspiring English sources

"He was a softie in a tough trade," Thomas Meehan, who wrote the book for "Annie," said in written remarks.

In written remarks, he also said that his department had "come to identify a relationship between rapid growth and failure to maintain administrative capacity".

The hearing is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m.; a closed hearing is to start at 1 p.m. Comey's testimony was previewed on Wednesday in written remarks in which he describes President Trump's demand of loyalty and the investigations.

"Our previous success … helped us to better understand the protein behavior of the more challenging CCR5 receptor," lead researcher Beili Wu said in written remarks.

There he saw local corn-farming and was deeply impressed by America's hospitality and industriousness.So at least Xi Jinping, China's vice-president, told the Washington Post in written remarks on the eve of his state visit this week.

Senator Levin said in written remarks on Tuesday that "this report makes clear that too many corporations are using tax trickery to send their profits overseas and avoid paying their fair share in the United States".

Still, frustrations about the gap between a company's stated values and their implementation figured prominently in respondents' written remarks.

But since then, gas prices have become an increasingly heated point of contention between Republicans and Democrats, and today, the word energy accompanied and even preceded the word environment in the headlines atop the written remarks and policy summaries that Mr. Gore's aides distributed to reporters.

"Sociologists and economists have long remarked upon the central role that social trust plays in healthy markets," she said, according to her written remarks.

He has in the past compared the Roma people – Hungary's largest minority group with 600,000 to 700,000 members – to "animals" and written remarks deemed antisemitic in a country with a Jewish community estimated at more than 100,000.

Anthony Chai, who owns a computer store in Long Beach, Calif., wrote remarks on Manusaya.com -- a Swedish-owned website hosted by a Canadian company, Netfirms.com, incorporated in Delaware.