Sentence examples for statement posed from inspiring English sources

(Some of my readers took umbrage at this, too: "Get this," Sam Pakenhamemberh, member of the Nitpickers League, said in an e-mail message, "we no longer use the subjective tense! Has all our education been for naught?" Because Ferraro's statement posed a condition contrary to fact, her "if Obama was a white man" should have been were. Neither campaign demanded a correction).

My current observations of the economic discrepancies that exist in our nation, also brought back a statement posed to me by a well-educated and well-spoken southern African dignitary in 2006.

In the new survey, all recipients received a central statement posing the possibility of the recipient's state adopting a new RPS bill requiring that the state meet 35percentt of its electricity needs with renewable energy sources by the year 2025.

I imagine it will astonish most Britons too, even those who, in a dark and unacknowledged place inside, instinctively agree with the statements posed by YouGov.

In an interview on Oct. 27, 2017, Alisa Lombard, a lawyer with Maurice Law who filed the statements, posed the question: Where would our communities be if not for the coerced or forced sterilization of our women?

While flexibility is a priority for all, among the new statements posed this year, we found something interesting: 80percentt of working parents say they have "at least a little" flexibility in their current job.

Mr. Geithner pointed to the Dow Jones Industrial Average's 300-point duringuring his previous day of Congressional testimony as proof that his amorphous policy statements posed a serious threat to the nation's economy.

Participants' knowledge of the five statements posed in the case study on researchers' obligations is shown in Table 6.

The respondents had to answer these items yet again on a 5-point ordinal scale to what extent they agreed with the statements posed.

As table 2 shows, there were no statistically significant differences (p>0.05) between groups (elective or emergency) for any of the responses to statements posed to parents in the questionnaire.

The following are examples of statements made by residents at the interviews: Likert-like scores assigned by 10 residents to 10 statements posed in a survey and validated during exit interviews: 5 = strongly agree; 4 = agree; 3 = not sure; 2 = disagree; 1 = strongly disagree.