Sentence examples for situation noted from inspiring English sources

Stopping a sale would require a majority vote on the seven-member board, people briefed on the situation noted, and Mr. Tow has only two seats.

Because L.E.D.'s illuminate faster than other brake lights, the driver behind can act faster to stop the car in a panic situation, noted James Schwyn, research and development director for Valeo, a lighting manufacturer.

And even if the family leaves the board, one person briefed on the situation noted that the family would still retain voting control, through its equity holdings of 60percentt.

In recent decades, as Americans have been admonished to eat less fat, levels of obesity continued to rise, a situation noted in a recent article in The New York Times Magazine by Gary Taubes, a science writer, who told me he had lost considerable weight on the Atkins diet.

Some wildlife experts and bear biologists who were called in to examine New Jersey's situation noted that the hunt would eliminate only about 500 bears -- about as many as were born the previous winter -- and therefore make little or no dent in the total population.

It is convenient to consider the classical axial collapse situation (noted as free-ends) as a comparison reference.

Siegel-Hawley stressed the consequences of the situation, noting the large body of research that supports the supreme court's judgment that segregation itself is "inherently unequal".

But that leaves four states, which badly muddy the situation, notes John Cavanagh, the director of the Institute for Policy Studies, a liberal research group in Washington.

Mr. Gimbel says to provide the name of your supervisor, along with your view of the situation, noting the quality of your work wasn't the issue.

"The market has certainly been quite sanguine in its assessment of the situation, noting that, technically, nothing has really changed in the UK's relationship with the EU, and that even negotiations about negotiations have yet to start".

S.S., California Dr. Rebecca Campbell, a veterinarian, shares your view of the situation, noting that a seriously injured small animal "will almost certainly die an agonizing death by starvation, dehydration or predation.