Sentence examples for presentation linked from inspiring English sources

That's right: according to an astonishingly long-winded audio presentation linked from the email – which robbed your diarist, a human with a finite lifespan, of a quarter-hour he'll never get back – "an enormous economic force" will turn Obama into an idol, permitting him to rewrite the Constitution.

The presentation linked above is 56 slides long and is well worth a read.

When a user installs a plugin and creates a DocVerse account, any changes they make to a presentation linked to DocVerse is synced in near real time to a copy in the cloud.

I don't know how often they appeared as a "double act", but the presentation linking history and art, political and creative freedom, was riveting.

Just over a year later, Los Angeles Times reporter Neela Bannerjee (now with InsideClimate News) exposed the existence of a never-published EPA PowerPoint presentation linking fracking to groundwater contamination in Dimock.

Banking assets in Cyprus reached seven times G.D.P., with the Bank of Cyprus having a balance sheet valued at roughly twice Cypriot G.D.P. and Laiki only slightly smaller (see the investor relations presentations linked above, with more background at Figure 3 in this paper).

Targeted screening focused on presentations linked to mental health, gastrointestinal problems, hypertension, minor injuries, and new patient registrations.

"It was one of those visionary Jamie presentations, linking patents to questions of [alternative] financing for R&D.

DCs also possess unique immunologic characteristics (e.g. cross-presentation, linking innate and adaptive processes) that can be exploited in the development of additional biologic response therapies.

The module developed by WiRED international (a US-based non-profit organization working in Kenya) had simplified animated presentations linking sore throat, rheumatic fever, and RHD, as well as prevention strategies.

Click the "Online Presentations" link in the upper right corner of the application.