Sentence examples for say presents from inspiring English sources

Google, legal experts say, presents some challenges for the traditional doctrine of antitrust.

The spreadsheet, regulators say, presents the public with its first window into the swaps market.

I say "presents himself", but I'm not saying he isn't one.

But the disaster in Japan, experts say, presents a first-of-its-kind challenge, even if much remains uncertain.

But isn't that exactly what he does, whenever any leading scientist – Professor David Nutt, say – presents data he doesn't like?

Few firms have such access to a vast amount of market-moving information, and that, some critics say, presents a potential conflict of interest.

(I am not, as they say, present in the moment).

The Senate campaign, they say, presented an ideal opportunity.

Four other EFSA members also hold outside positions that some say present potential conflicts.

If you are still taking clients, you'd say: Present.

And that, he said, presents a problem.