Sentence examples for peer remarks from inspiring English sources

As the evening continues, the senior peer remarks: "We could do with some nice little young Asian lady I would've thought tonight.

My peers' remarks focused on principles for TSCA reform based on industry participation and expansion of the U.S. EPA's authorities.

He called the peer's remarks "crass, insensitive and ignorant".

Wallace's peers often remark about his work ethic, his hours spent lifting weights in the gym and playing pickup games.

The 62‐year‐old British life peer made the remarks in a speech prepared for the open ing session of the British Asso ciation for the Advancement of Science.

A Democratic Unionist peer has criticised remarks made by police ahead of discussion of his bill on human trafficking and prostitution.

A 30-year old male fourth year peer advising leader remarked: "The Colleges program provides an important link between faculty and students, which had been thus far missing, and a way to strengthen or establish inter-class relationships... .....

Levin's comments on some strength in tradeshows echo remarks from peer Tarsus on Thursday.

Pressure was still being exerted on the banks by Lord Oakeshott, the Liberal Democrat peer, who seized upon remarks by communities minister Eric Pickles, who wants the pay of any public servant over £58,000 to be revealed.

Opponents of certain types of research (for example, on genetically modified organisms, climate change and vaccines) could take critical remarks in peer reviews out of context or mischaracterize disagreements to undermine public trust in the paper, the field or science as a whole.

The peer took exception to remarks by Conservative ex-Cabinet minister Lord King suggesting veterans of the World War Two were getting "pretty old".