Sentence examples for namely there are from inspiring English sources

There were 11 patients with follow-up times of at least 498 months, namely there are 11 patients who lived up to 498 months from the onset of FA and did not develop HM; thus, here n j =11.

Namely, there are inherent risks associated with being his team's sole reliable left-handed reliever.

Oliver Burkeman's engaging "anti-self-help" book uses an apposite quotation from Edith Wharton early on, namely: "There are lots of ways of being miserable, but there's only one of being comfortable, and that is to stop running round after happiness".

Namely, there are two groups, such as the first penetration and others.

Namely, there are too few the largest craters to give us an exact age.

Namely, there are several regions of bistability where there are coexisting stable periodic orbits.

Namely, there was no practical element, few opportunities for students to develop their employability skills, and limited real world application.

Namely, there's a growing worldwide movement to prosecute rape, child pornography and gender violence as crimes against humanity.

Namely, there's three rows of seats behind the speakers that are evidently supposed to contain examples of 'diversity' for the TV cameras, but there's nobody to sit in them.

In a further public break with prosecutors, however, the N.Y.P.D. stated that the recording "corroborates the acts that were the basis for the victim's complaint to the police a day earlier," and pointed out that the recording was not the only evidence — namely, there was the testimony of the victim herself.

He's poorly represented on DVD some of his greatest films, namely, "There's Always Tomorrow" (my favorite of all of them), "All I Desire," "Tarnished Angels," and "A Time to Love and a Time to Die" (which David Denby wrote about in the magazine a few weeks ago), are unavailable and this program offers hope.