Sentence examples for presentation was that from inspiring English sources

The main conclusion from Rick's presentation was that peak pil is being examined closely and taken seriously by military analysts but not civilian authorities.

One nice byproduct of the presentation was that, rather than the usual format of new performers in music by familiar composers, it was the composers who were unfamiliar, while the audience got to know the performers quite well.

But the main message of his presentation was that a Conservative victory in the coming election would be followed by even steeper cuts in government spending than the ones that he has introduced since taking over, in 2010.

In his apology Ferguson explained: "I had been asked to comment on Keynes's famous observation 'In the long run we are all dead.' The point I had made in my presentation was that in the long run our children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren are alive and will have to deal with the consequences of our economic actions".

One fact he did not mention during his presentation was that his medical license had twice been suspended by the State of Utah, most recently in 2008, state records show, for charges including improperly prescribing excessive amounts of narcotics or turning over signed, blank prescription forms to a weight-loss clinic.

Actual unit mortality was 2.3% (n = 4), with a standardised mortality ratio (SMR) of 0.15. the most common presentation was that of a mixed overdose in 46.6% (n = 81); the commonest substances taken included anti-depressants in 42.5% (n = 74), paracetamol-containing drugs in 14.9% (n = 26), and benzodiazepines in 21.3% (n = 37).

The main conclusion of the presentation is that industrial robot development is far away from its limits and that a lot of research and development is needed to obtain a more widely use of robot automation in industry.

The typical presentation is that of a child presenting with cognitive deterioration combined with ataxia and/or myoclonus.

A typical presentation is that of James S. of Portland, Maine.

The danger with this sort of presentation is that it might distract from musical values.

Another problem with the Treasury's presentation is that it does not give taxpayers a cost-benefit analysis.