Sentence examples for some observations to make from inspiring English sources

Company representative Geraldine Hill is confident Basil will have some observations to make about the Kensington clientele.

He had some particularly acerbic observations to make about the position of women in the patriarchal European bourgeois family which, he argued, compared unfavourably to that of prostitutes.

Some of them had interesting observations to make, others had clearly just watched too much CSI and thought that circling vaguely Arab-looking faces in bizarre diagrams made them super sleuths.

Numerical results are presented, enabling some observations to be made and design recommendations proposed for egg-shaped digestors.

I'm sure there is some observation to be made here about the slow death of network TV and rise of streaming services, or the weird lack of ambition in Australia's arts scene, our national tendency to celebrate mediocrity.

According to the META observations, Maria had some difficulties to make a call with her cell phone and to send an e-mail from her computer (see Table  2).

There remain some interesting and useful observations to be made on the North African loess and the loess-like materials in Australia, and the 'desert' loess controversy is still running.

Kruskal-Wallis Test for "Intermediate Impacts" and "Oral Satisfaction" In the Working sample, some observations were made to ensure the suitability of the dimensional battery of the OIDP for the target population.

On his own, Dr. Friedlander said in an interview, he has managed to visit some of the survivors to make observations.

While astronomers continue to seek new technological breakthroughs with which to build larger ground-based telescopes, it is readily apparent that the only solution to some scientific problems is to make observations from above Earth's atmosphere.

Well, that's a different matter entirely and the Bank of England's perfectly able – and the governor of the Bank of England – to make some observations.