Sentence examples for observing that for from inspiring English sources

In 2009, James Murdoch sharply criticised the BBC and Ofcom and ended his remarks by observing that for news media "the only … guarantor of independence is profit".

Writing in The Architect in late 1927, Kenneth Murchison called the Sherry-Netherland and the Savoy-Plaza the "newest, greatest, gorgeousest and costliest" hotels in New York, observing that, for some of the tower apartments, "the rental schedule has no roof on it".

While observing that for decades definitions of mass murder differed in the number of victims required (varying from 2 to 10), a report by the Federal Bureau of Investigation in 2008 noted that mass murder was generally described as four or more murders "occurring during the same incident, with no distinctive time period between the murders," typically in a single location.

Observing that for every (3.14).

The relation (29) follows by observing that for user, for every.

Observing that, for all, from (3.26) and (3.4) we successively deduce that (3.27).

To understand that relationship between literacy and numeracy you have to observe that for yourself," says Amendola.

But Bernard is right to observe that, for many writers associated with the Harlem Renaissance, the defense of "Nigger Heaven" had become an emancipatory project.

Now observe that γ for all ϕ ∈ [0,Π].

Pete Kuczma, the Greeley athletic director, has observed that for a long time.

Daoust observed that for Francis "the bottom line is what's happening to the poor".