Sentence examples for off the findings from inspiring English sources

It doesn't help that there are only so many issues to go around, and it does seem as if Mrs. Clinton, Mr. Gore, Mr. Lazio and Mr. Bush are reading off the findings of the same focus groups.

Professor Adam Balen, a leading expert in reproductive medicine at the University of Leeds, and chair of the British Fertility Society, said that while any drug treatment was a long way off, the findings were "very interesting".

There are many people listed on different patents for "light stick" devices and their derivatives, but all of them base their designs off the findings of Dr. Edwin Chandross.

To address this concern we ran a sensitivity analysis, the results of which suggest that although the odds of stillbirth associated with obesity are slightly lower for South Asian women when using lower BMI cut-offs, the findings remain significant.

But it would be hard to shrug off completely the findings of a heavyweight committee which it had itself set up.

Some compounding pharmacies might brush off the F.D.A. findings as being part of a push to win legislation.

Yeah, that pissed me off!" The recent findings of an investigation by the American Civil Liberties Union found that there is still "rampant discrimination" against women in the industry and it requires further examination from state and federal agencies.

Labour shrugged off the poll findings, pointing to other surveys showing that by a margin of 2-1, the public regard the cost of living crisis as a more important priority than cutting the deficit.

The sensitivity analyses showed that the associations between SEP and the respondents' awareness of symptoms and risk factors were independent of the median cut-off; thus, the findings appear to be robust.

Find an Organization XIII cloak somewhere, whether it be ordering it off the internet, finding a look alike, or making one yourself.

At first, we both wrote off the idea, finding it disturbing even to consider messing with nature.