Sentence examples for most observers including from inspiring English sources

On balance, most observers, including the Federal Reserve, are cautious.

Most observers, including the IMF, think it will be lucky to reach 5% this year.

Others thought he might be in Sirte or in Sabha; most observers, including the Pentagon, believed Gaddafi was still somewhere in Libya.

Most observers – including Everton's manager Howard Kendall and Reid himself – thought a caution would have sufficed, with Reid not necessarily in full control of the ball.

Most observers, including the government and the central bank, had estimated that the economy slipped into recession last quarter, the first since 1991.

But to most observers, including Alan Greenspan, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, the consequences seemed vastly disproportionate to the causes.

Most close observers, including Israelis like a former deputy mayor of Jerusalem, Meron Benvenisti, have long acknowledged the death of this two-state solution, in part because of those "facts on the ground" — Israeli settlement.

And in the end, most legal observers, including the plaintiffs' high-profile legal team of David Boies and Theodore B. Olson, believe that the only court's opinion that really matters will be the Supreme Court.

Most political observers, including some Romney supporters who have spoken with The Huffington Post privately and not for attribution, have said that if Romney loses the Michigan primary to Santorum next Tuesday, then Romney's candidacy will be badly, if not mortally, wounded.

The S.E.C. has been underfunded for years, and most observers -- including Richard Breeden, who headed the agency when Mr. Bush's father was president -- thought that even the budget Mr. Bush signed back in July was seriously inadequate.

Cakir has defended his decision to dismiss Nani, even though most observers - including Real coach Jose Mourinho but with the notable exception of former United captain Roy Keane - felt he had got it badly wrong.