Sentence examples for notes experts from inspiring English sources

As Jenson notes, experts like Camil Bouchard often provided "the glue that held all the parts together" (2002, p. 319).

As the Daily Mail notes, experts have long been trying to convince people that the so-called Mayan apocalypse, slated to strike on Dec. 21, will not occur.

As Nature notes, experts largely agree that WBE is fairly reliable at estimating drug use, and might be a better gauge than law enforcement data, which "can be misleading because they are indirect measures".

North Korean state media claimed the new missile was capable of carrying a large nuclear weapon, but The New York Times notes experts still doubt the country can make warheads small enough to fit onto an ICBM.

As the author notes, experts like Maxwell Finland became "therapeutic rationalists" or "reformers" to help fill the vacuum left by the American Medical Association and the Food and Drug Administration because they only dealt with drug safety, not efficacy, and did not want to dictate therapeutic choices to practicing physicians.

Bill Dodwell, head of tax at Deloitte, noted experts from his firm were frequently seconded to government without payment.

Though adjustable-rate mortgages typically do not track the 10-year Treasury note, experts said those rates could still move modestly higher.

JP: In corporate journalism, women are misrepresented and marginalized when they aren't missing entirely as op-ed writers, front-page sources, leading anchors, and noted experts.

The prosecutor, Ken Anderson, a noted expert on Texas criminal law, is now a state district judge.

Persuading a noted expert to take on the burden will not be easy.

Actually, on Page 248 I attribute this figure to Gladys Hansen, a noted expert on the calamity.