Sentence examples for most common statements from inspiring English sources

The most common statements either implicitly or explicitly stated that biological evolution (or science) was a belief and thus equivalent to other beliefs (e.g., creationism).

In this regard, one of the most common statements we would hear in the past years was that Christians are unable to unite and that remains the reason behind their limited influence in the country.

As "counting highlights the recognition of patterns in the data" ([ 54], p.152), a simple listing of the most common statements relating to barriers or facilitators to collaboration was part of the data synthesis.

In January 1964, when the surgeon general of the Public Health Service issued the first report on smoking and health, linking tobacco to a host of serious diseases, including and especially lung cancer, the most common statement from the many smokers I interviewed was, "By the time I get lung cancer, they'll know how to cure it".

The most common statement was the belief that a surrogate is always immediately available (n = 15).

It's no wonder the most common statement heard from fellow parents in our classroom this year was this: "I don't know how she does it".

For example, "Finally, circle the three most important goals in the combined symptom and other personal goals sections, as shown below" was the most common statement that was incorrectly paraphrased, with an 88.1% comprehension rate.

The most common SQL statements one encounters are when working with a database or performing SQL injections are SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, CREATE, UNION SELECT, and DELETE.

These are two of the most common insensitive statements that those with infertility hear, and also some of the most painful.

The most common introductory statement about senescence is that it is a barrier to cancer.

Consistent with previous Taiwanese study, unspecific COD statements were the most common improper COD statement.