Sentence examples for observing that when from inspiring English sources

Still, his friend Dave Winer, another blogger, described Microsoft as a "stifling organisation" before observing that "when he finally decided to leave, it's as if a huge weight came off him, and all of a sudden, the old Scoble is back".

"Dare to care," Hillary Rodham Clinton (law '73) told the graduating seniors, observing that when she graduated from high school, Yale did not yet accept women.

It's worth observing that when Harbach wrote those words, he had already received a significant advance for the very Franzen-like "Art of Fielding".

Smith showed that a bourgeois invasion would be successful against a completely hawk population by observing that when a hawk confronts a hawk it loses 5, whereas a bourgeois loses only 2.5.

But Mr. Putin threw Mr. Bush's good-bad schemata back at him, slyly observing that when Mr. Bush complains to him about Iran: "I'd like to point out also that the U.S. has taken a commitment upon themselves to build similar nuclear power plants in North Korea.... We have some questions concerning development of missile programs in Taiwan".

This behavior can be explained by observing that, when each sensor has a random orientation, more 'sensor diversity' is necessary to achieve good performance.

Moreover, it is possible to observe that, when increases of small values, increases significantly.

Comparing Figs. 6 and 7, we can observe that, when a handoff happens, the percentage of packet losses obviously increases.

Remark 3.2 Observe that when m = 1, the above condition (3.11) [(3.12)] reduces to the (classical) condition ( C 1 ).

We also observed that when virtual classrooms were introduced some learners were anxious at first.

Two years ago, Paul Krugman observed that when we cut taxes, we cut services.