Sentence examples for put according to from inspiring English sources

There are many other uses to which slang is put, according to the individual and his place in society.

But despite being offered more money, Madeley and Finnigan have decided to stay put, according to a Channel 4 source.

While the case has weighed on the stock price, the subsidiary is operating normally and clients have stayed put, according to people with direct knowledge of the case.

Most older people settle on staying put, according to a recent survey by the Home Safety Council, a nonprofit organization dedicated to preventing home-related injuries.

Simply put, according to the SEC's charges, for 20 straight quarters Dell would have missed consensus quarterly earnings estimates but for receiving payments from Intel.

The sector is large and there are ample opportunities for lateral movement even though intercompany turnover in R&D staff tends to be low--food scientists apparently like to stay put, according to many of the companies contacted by Next Wave.

Extra security is likely to be put in place, according to Boris Johnson, the London mayor.

Aalborg officials and the school in question both denied a ban was ever put in place, according to The Local.

Spain were put out of the European Championship and put in their place, according to Gerard Piqué.

Oil companies were the first to put policies in place, according to Mr. Teater.

Reference sequences were put in ascending order according to the number of pairs mapped to them.