Sentence examples for speakers were at from inspiring English sources

Divisions between French and Flemish speakers were at the root of the crisis that prompted the weekend elections.

Although all of the speakers were, at least in theory, in favor of what was also called "formative appraisal" — feedback designed to help teachers improve — Mr. Schleicher pointed out that in Italy, for example, "60 percent of new teachers" never received any feedback.

Over 60 speakers were at the casual series if afternoon panel sessions, ahead of the industry Awards finale in the evening.

As with the cross-examination speeches, the students had to compose the refutation speeches on the spot, and thus the English speakers were at a significant disadvantage compared to their Japanese counterparts.

Non-native English speakers were at an extra disadvantage when retrieving relevant documents.

Non-native English speakers were at an extra disadvantage when retrieving relevant documents despite high levels of English-language skills.

English is so dominant in the US that non-English speakers are at a huge disadvantage.

The speakers are at either end of the tube.

Links to audio files of the whole workshop, and links to each of the individual speakers, are at the bottom of this article.

The two 1-inch aluminum dome tweeters — the same Nautilus tube-loaded ones that are in the company's downright unaffordable Reference 800 speakers — are at either end.

The pending legislation comes at a time when tensions between liberal protesters and conservative speakers are at an all-time high.