Sentence examples for one statement from from inspiring English sources

Busy first day back in the Commons, we expect at least one statement from 3.30pm on the NHS Winter Crisis.

One statement, from a senior F.B.I. official, suggested that the military authorities had ignored complaints from bureau agents about harsh interrogation techniques.

In one statement from 2013, Trump doubled his own estimate of his net worth by declaring that his name brand alone was worth $4 billion.

In among the cascade of optimistic messages that have epitomised Rodgers's short time at Anfield, the cold chill of Liverpool's current status came in one statement from the manager after the 1-1 drat at Chelsea.

I haven't even heard one statement from the Committee that they would take up the legislation.

I do remember one statement from Mrs. Clinton, and I could not agree with her more.

Deduction, in logic, a rigorous proof, or derivation, of one statement (the conclusion) from one or more statements (the premises)—i.e., a chain of statements, each of which is either a premise or a consequence of a statement occurring earlier in the proof.

One statement (item 21) from this factor in the first version of the questionnaire was deleted as it had no significant loading on it.

One statement was removed from the definition domain in Round 3, one statement was removed in the intended users' domain in round 1, two statements were removed in the potential benefits domain in rounds 1 and 3 and 1 statement was removed in the structure domain in round 1.

I wish to differ from one statement made in "Prelude to a Wordsworthian Pilgrimage," that "a car is virtually a necessity".

The program is designed to allow single entry of data, it automatically does the transposition of data from one statement to the next and does nearly all the calculations.