Sentence examples similar to no one assigns from inspiring English sources

No one assigned any significance to the titles.

The Steelers had amassed six players across the line, with no one assigned to Cumberland.

"No one assigned to the medical room at Gompers appears to have reported any health restrictions for this child," Mr. Levy said.

There was no one assigned to work the problem area of the park, he said, and no way for the line supervisors to have known a problem was developing.

It makes you aware that, unlike the old Hollywood studio system, today there's no one assigned to protect or guide these vulnerable fledgling actors – except their fatherly directors and co-stars.

Prior to the Benghazi attack, no one assigned the necessary resources, personnel or protections to the Benghazi post which was one of the top fourteen US diplomatic facilities identified as high risk.

Such undermining of PBL may go unchallenged at preclinical curriculum reviews when basic science staff are invited to attend as a representative of their discipline, with no one assigned to represent PBL.

The second one assigns the subcarriers uniformly to all SUs for fairness, and equal power to all subcarriers.

Though many researchers have found a connection between giving and happiness, Baumeister argues that this connection is due to how one assigns meaning to the act of giving.

Such statements are meaningful only in a Bayesian context where one assigns a priori probabilities to hypotheses.

(Binary): To all the pixels belonging to background, one assigns the white color and the black color to objects.