Sentence examples for peer of a from inspiring English sources

The cross-bencher "moves seamlessly between the upper levels of both parties", says one admiring peer of a man they call "Teflon Tel".

The defence group was fired up 10.1p to 220.6p after revealing it was walking away following the rejection by its Danish peer of a £273m bid.

Though Karnak (in name as well as in song) may not resound with the hallmarks many expect of Brazilian music, the band is actually a more art-rock peer of a newer generation of eclectic and talented Brazilian musicians for whom a powerful, border-transcending cultural "antenna" (a word they like to use) is an essential compositional tool.

In a scalable P2P overlay network, each peer cannot directly send a message to every other peer of a group due to the scalability of the network.

If the peer p i is not a neighbor peer of a peer p k, p i ∉ N(p k ), the peer p k does not obtain the subjective trustworthiness ST k (p i ).

For example, Stone (1961) writes about this widespread practice in England in the late medieval period that "In the sixteenth century the provision in wills for illegitimate children indicates that the maintenance by a peer of a lower-class mistress was compatible with a stable marriage, and that it was fairly frequent occurrence".

They show that men who are obese aged 18 grow up to earn 16% less than their peers of a normal weight.

Only trustworthy neighbor peers of a peer can provide the peer with valid information.

They met with peers of a comparable level from the Cuban side, people they won't identify even now.

The peers of a particular field will recommend a practitioner who has been properly trained and licensed.

In one cringe-inducing moment, a peer of mine asked a rambling, self-referential question that began by putting "under erasure" the very nature of an answer.