Sentence examples for of some observers from inspiring English sources

Consistent with the predictions of some observers, the most striking differences were observed between sponsored projects and projects with no external sponsor.

In the eyes of some observers, these two men are Trump's adult supervisors.

Perhaps to the surprise of some observers, the issue of food safety (pdf) featured among the ten usual policy areas earmarked for attention (jobs, growth, climate, innovation etc).

Ms Blair, who has four children, aged 29 to 13, continued to work rather than stay at home – much to the disgust of some observers.

And then some.Despite the rhetoric of some observers, an IOC vote to award an Olympic host city or country is not a referendum on that country's government.

Mr Zardari has been urged to seek an agreement with Mr Sharif that would defuse the fears of some observers that Pakistan's military could decide to intervene.

Still, the phenomenon of Jesus on Tebow's jersey is troubling for some observers of the role of religion in sports.

In both studies electronic cleansing had an additional value in terms of sensitivity for some observers [ 23, 24].

SOME observers of the gun lawsuits might see resemblances between his dairy days and now.

But it is a promise of dialogue that some observers have begun to feel still remains unfulfilled.

This adaptation was so complete by the election of 2000 that some observers said they could not tell the difference between the two.