Sentence examples for observations to make from inspiring English sources

Counter-insurgency adviser David Kilcullen had useful observations to make in this context.

Company representative Geraldine Hill is confident Basil will have some observations to make about the Kensington clientele.

Principals have the power to make tenure decisions for every third-year teacher, using classroom observations to make their decisions.

"I don't have any observations to make about that," Mr. McConnell said when asked about Mr. Baucus at a news conference.

He had some particularly acerbic observations to make about the position of women in the patriarchal European bourgeois family which, he argued, compared unfavourably to that of prostitutes.

But even when there are fresh observations to make, any analysis of works trampled by legions of English majors feels dutiful, more like work than fun.

There is a necessary political observation to make here.

We knew this, but Blair has an interesting observation to make.

A spokesman said he had "no comment or observation to make" about the matter.

It's an easy enough observation to make with the Gulf of Mexico blackened and burning.

Other researchers later used the observation to make successful genetic studies of how cancers form, in children and adults alike.