Sentence examples for introductory statements from inspiring English sources
To help ensure your listeners are in fact "with you" we suggest, keeping introductory statements to under 1 minute and eliminating long scripture readings, jokes, lengthy stories, and unnecessary repetition.
In introductory statements posted to the website, the former agents said that the long-awaited report released by the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence's (SSCI) democratic majority is not only, "biased, inaccurate, and destructive," but also damaging to national security and the truth.
The interviewer read introductory statements, which explain what is meant by vigorous and moderate activities, to respondents.
Although we randomised the order of smoking and breastfeeding questions, further framing effects are possible particularly for the introductory statements.
Low Kappa values could be explained by suboptimal presentation of the questions in the self-administered questionnaire, and consequently, introductory statements, wording of these questions and graphical presentation of items were improved.
Use the program facts you gathered, as well as your reflections about your accomplishments and goals, to formulate a few clear and concise introductory statements about your interest in the program and its alignment with your goals.
2.03pm BST Statements are now online... Mario Draghi's introductory statement is now online here.
The review also referred incompletely to an introductory statement by Mr. Adams about the series "Our Parents, Our Children".
Gone, too, is an introductory statement that "Climate change has global consequences for human health and the environment".
No matter which format you choose, having students write a brief introductory statement declaring their viewpoint and outlining their reasons tends to generate a higher-quality discussion.
Brewer began by blanking out during her introductory statement -- there was this horrible 16-second interval where she went silent, stared down at her notes and giggled.
