Sentence examples for see this excellent from inspiring English sources

For samples of Palin's work, see this excellent compilation.

It's fascinating and heartening to see this excellent film's awards prospects so lavishly revived at the Baftas.

(See this excellent article filed Monday from Kladno by Yahoo's Nick Cotsonika, and a replay of a Plekanec goal).

Our study in English is reliant upon vocabulary recognition - see this excellent essay by ED Hirsch on the topic - which of course is bolstered by our wider culture, by talk with the family and by the myriad of texts that surround students in their daily lives.

In the UK's case, India is the country most discussed (Guardian readers gave aid to India a thumbs down in a recent poll) – see this excellent briefing by Development Initiatives – but this debate matters to the whole of Latin America, much of Asia and an increasing number of countries in Africa.

See this excellent survey from Bridgewater Associates (full disclosure: they used to employ me, although I had nothing to do with this study) for more detail on that episode and several others.However, the 1933-1937 reflation was nowhere near sufficient to restore the economy to its pre-Depression standard of living.

So when I saw this excellent article by Emily Reynolds, it gave me an idea.

I can definitely see this as an excellent product for a business traveler as well.

There's some secret sauce there that they shared with me as well that I think gives them a fighting chance of succeeding (and doesn't rely on paying people to leave reviews, as Yelp did in the early days). in particular, local service providers may see this as an excellent tool to get new customers right from day one.

"We decided some time ago that we wished to give something back to the community, we see the football club as a vital and central part of the community, and indeed the whole North East of Scotland and see this investment as an excellent opportunity to deliver our objective".

As far as biomineralization is concerned, proteins are known to modulate the formation, morphology, orientation, and growth of the apatite crystals found in the mineralized tissues of living organisms (see the excellent reviews on this topic in refs. [99], [100], [142]).