Sentence examples for statements found from inspiring English sources

Concerning Iraq, a review of Mr. Kerry's public statements found that his position had been quite consistent.

Throughout his writings, Dibelius pursued the origins of ethical statements found in the New Testament and other early Christian writings.

In fact, a review of the president's public statements found little that could lead to a conclusion that the president actually lied on either subject.

Not so in states like New York, where a recent analysis of independently certified financial statements found that an alarming two-thirds of home care agencies are now operating in the red.

An analysis of Mr. Simpson's Twitter account by the SITE Intelligence Group, which tracks extremist statements, found that Mr. Simpson followed more than 400 other accounts, including "hardcore I.S. fighters from around the world".

The older statements found in many books that the medieval heralds were either identical to or in some way connected with the old Greek kēryx or Latin fetialis need only be stated to be dismissed.

Small armies of operatives scour public statements, find a quote to exploit and put out an attack, and then when some blog or media outlet picks it up, put out another e-mail message quoting the story quoting the attack.

Sometimes authors who audit their statements find mistakes.

Instead check your statements, find the contact information for that place and call — especially if they are requesting personal information through email.

The Fed's statement found that core inflation had diminished, although there were upward pressures from "elevated energy and commodity prices".

The only statement found is that AtLYK5 has a comparable Kd as WGA, and is 200-fold more sensitive to chitin than AtCERK1.