Sentence examples for longer commented from inspiring English sources

SEEDCAMP COVERAGE: In Japan and South Korea it is so common now for people to whip out their cell phones and use the camera to connect to online content from a newspaper or magazine that it is no longer commented on.

(F2C11) Or by not wanting to offend the mothers, I raised the topic once and was advised that they no longer commented on weight unless there were actual and immediate health problems caused by it, as it only made women feel bad about themselves and during pregnancy was not the time to deal with it.

As a government appointee, Ms. Creighton can no longer comment on the Microsoft antitrust case.

Mr. Washington will no longer comment on the case, saying that he is barred from speaking by The Herald's grievance procedure.

JOE GRAMMER, a spokesman for the Florida attorney's office, said Mr. Meadows, the prosecutor in the original underage-girls case, is no longer commenting because of a judge's admonition to lawyers to limit public statements.

But as he looked ahead to the release of fantasy films like "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey," Peter Jackson's version of the Tolkien book that is also likely to provoke strong reactions (and reactions to those reactions), Mr. Atchity said his site was contemplating a new system under which readers could no longer comment anonymously on reviews.

2) You can no longer comment on the retweet.

Nevertheless, the ACB changed its stance on players' writing, so that they could no longer comment on a tour until three months after its conclusion.

Vashukevich, who also goes by the name Nastya Rybka, said she had promised Deripaska she would no longer comment publicly about the tapes.

We can no longer comment on a book someone's reading without having to admit we were peeking at his or her Kindle screen.

You can no longer comment on social issues about which you are passionate or complain about financial policies that burden your life.