Sentence examples for noted commentary from inspiring English sources

He formed a noted commentary partnership with Botham; however, Willis' relatively low-key style, in contrast to Botham's ebullience, meant that from 2006 onwards Willis tended to be used as a second string commentator.

But, as Noah Rothman noted in Commentary last week, both of these issues have been buried by the Trump juggernaut, even though they are of vital concern to the Republican base.

John Gillam, managing director of the Melbourne-based Bunnings, said: "We have noted some commentary in the UK claiming that DIY is in decline; we could not disagree with this more.

In his journal, Mr. Beutler noted more commentary from his technology-deprived girls: "Shouts of 'I can't breathe,' and 'That tickles, stop it.' All in all they're doing good as neither of us has had to sit between them to keep the peace," he wrote.

As the FCC has noted, unvetted commentary has lost all of its weight online.

Ideas, observational notes, commentary, and special data during the interviews were documented in a codebook [ 26] to assure cross-reference with the interview transcription as well as the consistency and accuracy of the data collected.

Premium Joy Less frequently noted in commentaries about the law — certainly among its critics — is that the law is likely to bring what I call "premium joy" to individuals and families with health problems.

We also excluded notes, commentaries, and editorials related to RMNCH and published in scientific journals.

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The paper's commentary noted the alarm this new call from "ordinary British business" would cause inside government.

The commentary noted that despite drug company programs, a minority of the estimated 1.2 million to 1.5 million people in the world with chronic myeloid leukemia were receiving one of the drugs.