Sentence examples for is put by from inspiring English sources
While the basic fare now is $2.25, the average that riders actually pay is put by officials at about $1.65.
The question is put by an ad man specialising in consumer psychology and an engineer turned astrologer, astronomer and playwright.
Emphasis is put by defendants' counsel on the statement made by one of the officers that they were not looking for defendants at the particular time when they appeared.
And Stevenage Labour MP Barbara Follett, married to novelist Ken Follett, has been criticised in the London Evening Standard for claiming the £20,333 towards a Soho home when her husband's wealth is put by the tabloid as £15m.
The official budget for World Cup-specific construction is put by Thawadi at between $8bn and $10bn, although that is buttressed by the $200bn being spent more generally to have a new metro system and huge infrastructure ready for 2022.
The latter is making great play of the disadvantage to which New York is put by the Sarbanes-Oxley legislation and is giving China the hard sell in an effort to persuade it to come to the Square Mile.
A lot of beautiful boys, talented people, were put by the wayside.
The first efforts to explain this experimentally observed phenomenon were put by Bradley and Harper [12].
Moreover, for each new street we assigned a color according to the tags that were put by users.
A stronger effort should be put by the scientific community in providing open access resources to physicians.
