Sentence examples for opinion available from inspiring English sources

Believing that, I would assert that most Americans now oppose our presence in Iraq and want us to leave this year, and that that opposition is based on news and opinion available in small ways.

The whole point of a comment is to make new information or a new opinion available.

However, there is no guideline or expert opinion available for cardiopulmonary failure by air trapping due to a check valve mechanism.

I have now made the judge's opinion available online and also as a part of my more extensive report on the case on my website.

The choices of these health conditions were based on local expert opinion, available local and overseas data on disease prevalence and CHSs of other countries.

It is the obligation of the agencies responsible for food safety to review any new scientific data available and to make their opinion available to the public.

Arguably, these offer the sharpest opinions available in American journalism, not to mention a bit of levity to cut the gravity of it all.

Senator Ron Wyden, an Oregon Democrat who sits on the committee, said in a phone interview that he had been working in his office on questions for Mr. Brennan about 6 30 p.m. Wednesday when Mr. Obama called him and said that "effective immediately he was going to make the legal opinions available and he also hoped that there could be a broader conversation".

The limits of what was morally acceptable were thus provided by examining the writings of approved authors and finding the least demanding moral opinions available in the literature.

The aim of the HENVINET consortium was to establish a long-term environment and health network between researchers, stakeholders and policy makers and to make the latest scientific opinions available for society.

PSA failure-free survival at 10 yrs Based on the correlations of these pretreatment parameters with the true extent of disease, the RTCDSS can integrate the clinical data and expert opinions available for clinicians to determine the likelihood of disease progression and predict the pathologic stage.