Sentence examples for most observers in from inspiring English sources
It is a staggering sum, a figure that has amazed most observers in European rugby.
Most observers in the west view the conflict as a battle between Nato on one hand, and al-Qaida and the Taliban on the other.
Menon said he may be a "minority of one," but he thought there was more potential for success in Afghanistan than most observers in India.
Members of the Karzai family have also made unsubstantiated accusations that Mohammed was a Taliban sleeper agent, a claim most observers in Kandahar doubt.
Most observers in South Africa agree that Cele's "monkey" comments should not be taken as racist and few think the pursuit of Dewani is racially motivated.
Ms. Harris and her partners -- her older sister, Audrey, and Elizabeth Montgomery -- worked so closely together that their creations were inseparable to most observers though, in fact, Margaret Harris specialized in set design.
If he does defeat his Democratic opponent in November, as most observers expect in traditionally red Oklahoma, Lankford will not only represent residents of the Sooner State but also a good swath of America.
The Court stunned most observers back in June, when it asked for reargument in what seemed a small and narrow case: Citizens United v. the Federal Election Commission.
Josh Voorhees and AnkitaRao, Slate: Unlike Tuesday, when most observers appeared in agreement on what to make of the proceedings (flashback: it didn't look good for the president's landmark achievement), Wednesday's action appeared much less clear cut.
It takes a strong, objective [C.I.A.] director to say, 'Mr. President, we can do that, but what you really need to know is that the chances of success are minimal at best.' " The Trump Administration has succeeded more than most observers expected in pushing China to squeeze North Korea, through the use of sanctions and financial restrictions.
