Sentence examples for this one rather from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, it calls to mind the question of whether even experts who see the estimate of 76 million (which appears, usually presented as fact, in almost everything written about foodborne illness in the U.S). have any idea that it hinges so significantly on this one, rather arcane, guesstimate about how much of the illness caused by one pathogen is attributable to foodborne transmission.
As usual the news stories are based on a press release, this one rather long, seven pages, including illustrations (www.eoearth.org/files/news-release-how-many-species-on-earth.pdf).
"Knowing what others have done more generally, based on analysis of large datasets like this one, rather than just anecdotally, can be helpful.
Now they've got a new video out, but this one, rather than taking some playful punches at the big guy on the block, takes the boot to the already downtrodden BlackBerry in an attempt to win over more business customers.
Chris Tarrant presided over yet another ITV Saturday teatime dating show; this one rather short-lived.
They should, and Clegg handled this one rather well, being robust but without being patronising.
In this case one rather wishes that the second generation would continue to feud and fragment – and perhaps in the process moderate their way of thinking and get in touch with some of the apostate children they no longer see.
Along with around two dozen minerals that can be found nowhere else in the world, fluorescent rocks make this museum one rather cool hot spot.
Loss of the plasmid would lead to a situation as in Chlorobium tepidum: no EpsH protein and only a small number (in this case one rather than two) of PEP-CTERM sequences.
My trip to India this week provided one rather interesting perspective (not a comprehensive answer, I hasten to add).
Although today is the first ever World Day against Trafficking in Persons, the issue of human trafficking is hardly a novel one; rather, this crime has sadly survived and thrived for thousands of years.
