Sentence examples for observations coming from from inspiring English sources

Since conservative Saudis believe that women's voices should not be heard in public, Shammary's tweeted observations, coming from a woman, had multiplied the conservatives' sense of injury.

People from both sides tell their stories, with one of the finest observations coming from one of the latter, who remarks, "God never trusted the British in the dark, and that's why the sun never set on the British Empire".

As we said before, we already discard all the observations coming from one-religion countries.

In this paper, we create a database with nearly 700 different observations coming from 60 studies on the economic valuation of GHG emissions.

This is done by discarding all observations coming from countries whose HI based on religions exceeds 0.75: this leaves us with 8,305 individuals.

Consider a Poisson process X t, t=1,…,T, that is initially in-control, with independent observations coming from a Poisson distribution with a known rate λ0.

Some of the keenest observations come from Mr. Gormley himself.

Not surprisingly, its pithiest observations come from two people whose jobs require a little detachment from the standup phenomenon.

Mr. Mas Santos said such observations come from people who do not know him as well as they profess.

But perhaps the most haunting observations come from the uncouth Dull Gret (the droll Ana Reeder), who speaks few words but all of them pungent.

Similar observations came from Armstrong's team, RadioShack, which is now regrouping to try to support Levi Leipheimer's effort to win.