Sentence examples for longer comments from inspiring English sources

Listed are participants and dots corresponding to comments left during the week (bigger dots mean longer comments).

One factor is Mr Mbeki's widely-publicised doubts about the link between HIV and AIDS, though beyond calling the link a "thesis", he no longer comments on the issue.

In addition, respondents who answer the questions with larger answer boxes are more likely to write longer comments.

Some Sultans would write longer comments, starting with "It has become my knowledge" (Malûmum oldu), and continue with an introduction on the topic, then give their opinion such as "this report's/petition's/record's/etc.

Use multi-line comments for longer comments or code testing.

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

The following graph summarizes the week's conversation: the x axis indicates time (Monday through Friday) and dots indicate comments (a bigger dot means a longer comment).

Has The Times taken any steps to ensure longer comment periods on the most popular content, like Op-Ed columns and front-page news articles?

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.