Sentence examples for panellists has from inspiring English sources

The amount of disagreeing panellists has decreased during the Barometer, and the thesis is clearly in the agreement position (Fig. 5).

For Delphi studies different numbers of panellists have been reported [ 53 ], and while a number of at least 20 panellists has been recommended [ 54 ], it is also recommended that the panel should not be too large so as to avoid drop-out.

Here is the advice our panellists had for the voluntary sector.

7.29pm: The panellists have begun to arrive in the hall, including Alan Rusbridger, Carl Bernstein and the chair for tonight's event, Krishnan Guru-Murthy.

Our latest poll shows that our panellists have become generally more pessimistic over the last six months about prospects for growth this year, (see this month's poll).

This month our panellists have become notably gloomier about Japan's economic prospects; they halved their average prediction for GDP growth in 2001 to just 0.5%.

An odd mix of panellists had been convoked – Katie Price, Alastair Campbell, Selena Scott among others – while the audience was comprised of other has-beens, wannabes and just-abouts.

Sky said the show has taken its name from a pledge that each of the panellists have made "to talk straight and tell it like it really is".

Here's what our panellists had to say: The Q&A kicked off with a question about the main obstacles small firms face when they start exporting.

During Clinton's "Coming in Second" panel in Arizona, someone asks a question via Twitter about what the panellists have learned from past failures.

"Over the last five years, almost 10% of Question Time panellists have a BAME background, which is very close to the UK population.