Sentence examples for statement that the use from inspiring English sources

He was also shocked by the statement that the use of contraceptives leads to "conjugal infidelity".

This manuscript is part of a debate on the statement that "the use of short synthetic adhesion peptides, like RGD, is the best approach in the design of biomaterials that guide cell behavior for regenerative medicine and tissue engineering".

Here, too, a manufacturer objected, issuing a statement that the use of propofol "in executions — regardless of its source — could lead to sanctions by the European Union that would threaten the U.S. supply of this indispensable drug".

In 2017, The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine published a statement that the use of cannabis for the treatment of pain is supported by well-controlled clinical trials and that there is substantial evidence that cannabis is an effective treatment for chronic pain in adults [24].

First of all, that very statement, that the use of female protagonists is an overused literary device, is ridiculous.

Most respondents did not agree with the statement that online therapy would be too impersonal, but opinions varied with respect to the statement that the use of online sessions could weaken the patient-therapist bonding.

The ploy included a policy statement that used the phrase "show respect for the flag and the anthem" four times, a nod to Trump's deceitful oversimplification of the demonstrations to paint the players as anti-military.

Under the state's code of conduct for licensed professionals, engineers can "only express professional opinions that have a basis in fact or experience or accepted engineering principles". "The URS statement that uses the words 'in our professional opinion' is not a casual remark," Ibbs said.

But, speaking personally as a member of the Ontario public and as a journalist, it doesn't feel kosher for an editor to misrepresent their editorial team's views by printing a statement that uses the royal we, but really only reflects the beliefs of that one editor.

The National Party claimed that the government's weakness threatened white supremacy and produced a statement that used the word apartheid to describe a program of tightened segregation and discrimination.

After the meeting with Armenian American groups, White House officials released a statement that did not use the word "genocide".