Sentence examples for since comments from inspiring English sources
The phrase "since comments" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to comments made after a certain point in time, but it needs additional context to be usable. Example: "Since comments were made about the project, we have decided to revise our approach."
Declines in the dollar have accelerated since comments last weekend from Treasury Secretary John W. Snow were interpreted by investors as an end to Washington's strong-dollar policy.
King has become the subject of much scrutiny since comments he made at last May's election were embraced by Cameron and deputy prime minister Nick Clegg as supporting the coalition's public spending cuts.
Central bank action has been supporting the markets for months but since comments from Bernanke on 22 May seemed to suggest an end could be in sight, investors have taken fright.
Ms. Farley said it "makes sense" that Carnival used social media to create its new advertising, since comments on social media by stranded Triumph passengers "magnified the experiences of a few in a way that overshadowed what the brand stood for such a long time".
500 is up more than 15 percent since the start of the year, but markets have been bumpier since comments from the Fed chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, last month sparked uncertainty over the central bank's timeline for slowing its $85 billion a month bond purchase program.
Since comments are closed for that particular blog post, we took a look at the forum entry on SitePoint where the spin-off was announced, and couldn't help noticing users seem to be quite upset by the move.
Scores of other blogs have since commented on the song and the firm's response.
Though the competitors held strong and continued the debate, Miss Meredith has since commented on how she was close to tears on a number of occasions throughout.
He later said the recording "does not reflect his views" but has not since commented on the sanctions.
By the way, it's been just over a year since commenting platform Livefyre announced that it was acquiring Storify.
"What's amazing [is that] I don't think they've done anything as delicious, sexually, as that since," commented the American playwright, stage director and screenwriter Arthur Laurents in the 1995 documentary The Celluloid Closet.
