Sentence examples for integrity of events from inspiring English sources
Put simply, it is that we, as Americans, no longer believe in the integrity of events; that is, we are no longer able to accept events at their own value — horrifying or funny or just sordid — but must see them as episodes in a drama, by some unknown author.
Gopnik argued that the reaction of average Americans to the Simpson story embodied a new and widespread American attitude toward the news: We, as Americans, no longer believe in the integrity of events; that is, we are no longer able to accept events at their own value horrifying or funny or just sordid but must see them as episodes in a drama, by some unknown author.
Gopnik argued that the reaction of average Americans to the Simpson story embodied a new and widespread American attitude toward the news: We, as Americans, no longer believe in the integrity of events; that is, we are no longer able to accept events at their own value — horrifying or funny or just sordid — but must see them as episodes in a drama, by some unknown author.
The integrity of phosphorylation events of specific MPK with their substrate proteins is mediated by shared docking domains and adaptor proteins [ 1, 5].
No one can deny that strength is an integral part of any athletic competition and that any attempt to negate it threatens the integrity of the event.
They are to Utah what the Aboriginals were to Australia at the 2000 Summer Games in Sydney: original inhabitants of a continent, summoned to the international stage to protect the integrity of the event and perhaps to reduce the guilt of the white man.
After tissue injury, or a breakdown of tissue integrity, a cascade of events unfolds to maintain normal tissue homeostasis.
"To change records established by the official timer because of later electronic analyses of such events would be destructive to the integrity of all sporting events," it contended.
The International Olympic Committee's new policy regarding who is eligible to compete as a female athlete is a veiled sex-verification test that fails in its objective to protect the integrity of women's events at the Games, critics of the regulations said Monday.
