Sentence examples for journal observed from inspiring English sources

The Architects' Journal observed on that occasion that: "Modern architecture to them was not a style to impose, but an approach to a richer environment..

An article last year in The Wall Street Journal observed that subsidies per kilowatt hour during its initial stages of development far exceeded those provided to solar and wind energy technologies.

In a review of the book, The Wall Street Journal observed: "In the current environment, many brilliant young MBAs don't aspire to be corporate chief executive officers, who struggle to uphold their agendas against pressure from all sides.

Diana Furchtgott-Roth, former chief economist at the U.S. Department of Labor, says that this upward mobility is reflected in a dramatic improvement in living standards among low-income people over the past two decades: The Wall Street Journal observed that mobility runs in both directions.

The Illinois Bar Journal observed in 2009, "The starting point for any discussion of getting paid for work in the private practice of law is retainer fees.

There was no official edict issued, and the journal observed that the Kremlin has limited means of controlling how oligarchs or ordinary citizens handle their finances.

We also carry out this temporal analysis for each journal, observing a high degree of consistency for most journals.

Cochrane, the Journal observes, is a "prominent supply-side economist at the University of Chicago".

The Wall Street Journal observing Blackstone Group's Steve Schwarzman's 60th birthday celebration in February 2007 described the event as follows: The Armory's entrance hung with banners painted to replicate Mr. Schwarzman's sprawling Park Avenue apartment.

What exactly she meant is unclear, since, as the Louisville Courier-Journal observed, the pipeline "would not cross through Kentucky".

This opinion could even be challenged or jettisoned, as Howard Stutz of the Las Vegas Review-Journal observed.