Sentence examples for remarks that can be from inspiring English sources

In remarks that can be taken as a criticism of Merkel and Hollande, who both gave distinctly chilly welcomes to the Republican's victory, he said: "I would respectfully say to my beloved European friends and colleagues that it's time that we snapped out of the general doom and gloom about the result of this election and collective 'whinge-o-rama' that seems to be going on in some places".

These are the same comments and remarks that can be used, promoted and perverted by others with less than noble and, rather, sinister agendas in an effort to do harm to the larger community.

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This conclusion is supported by a number of remarks that can be found dispersed in the literature, which point to the need for a gradual accumulation of active Spo0A (see for instance [ 18] and [ 20]) or the influence that the cell-cycle has on slowing-down Spo0A accumulation (see [ 17] and [ 19]).

Viewing the devastation, the family remark upon the destruction that can be caused by introducing a foreign species into a new environment, and laugh at the Australians' misfortune, unaware that a koala is hanging onto the helicopter.

Remarks 2. The maximum system utilization that can be supported is constrained by the deadline requirement and the travel costs between the headquarter and the disaster area.

We remark that there are alternative perturbations that can be used here.

At the same time, we remark that the exact speed-up that can be achieved with ELH depends also on external factors, such as the grid setup and number of ghost zones, which may vary for different applications.

About the fashionable Romans and Neapolitans who love cross-dressing, Carlotta broad-mindedly remarks that it can be "instructive and amusing to exchange your sex for another in the closet from time to time".

Howard remarks "that stigma can be vanquished and must be".

We remark that (18) can be recursively updated, layer by layer, adding the new partial ED and a priori terms to the previous partial metric, saving computing time and power.