Sentence examples for observer that although from inspiring English sources

He wrote in the Observer that "although the BBC used this pre-budget window of opportunity to reach a fair deal, it is not a process we should have chosen and it is not a process that should be repeated".

Less predictable, however, was the critical kicking Mason got in more progressive publications: the former Labour MP Chris Mullin wrote in the Observer that "although undoubtedly bright, erudite even, he still appears to be shackled to the remnants of a hopelessly impractical ideology".

Therefore, from Fig. 6 we can observer that although our proposed method is based on public key-based cryptosystem, it outperforms other public key-based cryptographic solutions to a great extent.

Carlo Mangiaracina, a march organizer, estimated that 2,800 people had participated in the parade, although to neutral observers that seemed to be an exaggeration by half.

The Observer understands that, although information within the bag pointed to an address in Tulse Hill, it was not clear whether it had been placed there as a red herring or whether it was the address of one of the bombers.

Hikind seemed at first to be delighted by his hijinks: Purim celebrations, which often involve costumes, are "all just in good fun with respect always, whatever anyone does it's done with tremendous amounts of dignity and with respect," he told the Observer, announcing that although he was having trouble removing the makeup, he would "do it again in a minute".

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Election observers said that although many polling places were a bit chaotic, the vote seemed to be free and fair.

Camp and other political observers say that although Mexican regulators have put an end to large-scale cheating, tougher-to-detect forms of tampering and interference persist.

Some observers argued that, although Brinsley had not identified with any group, his actions were the result of an anti-police climate created by Black Lives Matter.

But international observers maintain that although some technical flaws remain, they can find no evidence of a government effort to steal votes.