Sentence examples for that this left from inspiring English sources

Some analysts said that this left PC owners little choice, and that Microsoft was preventing the marketplace from functioning well.

MacArthur wrote in his paper that this "left us feeling soiled," adding, "our self-respect was eroded, our journalistic integrity insulted".

That this left deep and unhealed wounds became clear during the 2011 TV show Steps: Reunion, during which the extent of Lisa Scott-Lee's bitterness about the affair was made abundantly clear.

When the author confessed at the Guardian book club event at the Hay festival that his novel had once been intended to have not six but nine sections, a member of the audience suggested that this left room for a sequel.

A new analysis of spacecraft photography of Mars appears to show that in its earliest history, much of the planet was a land of lakes and shallow seas and that this left distinct layers of sedimentary rock where a fossil record of Martian life, if it ever existed, is most likely to be preserved.

Only 70% of the schools surveyed teach history as a separate subject for the first year of secondary school, year 7. Another 10% teach it within humanities courses and more in topic-based classes, but most teachers warned that this left pupils with a poorer historical understanding than in traditional classes.

So at that particular sample, this left side is f(N), and I hope that the right side gives me f at that capital N.

It is fair to say that this left-field (or should that be right-field?) reaction by the Mirror was somewhat surprising.

He points out that this "left-hemisphere chauvinism" cannot be correct because it is always Right's business to envisage what is going on as a whole, while Left provides precision on particular issues.

The present results add further evidence for this notion, but extend earlier findings, by showing that this left-lateralized topographic effect does not fully generalize to novel word forms in English, as it did in German [ 1].

Lesion data that support the involvement of this left frontotemporal network in syntactic processing are discussed.