Sentence examples for upon says from inspiring English sources
Asking for straight money is also frowned upon, says Ms Smallwood.
We are a small people on the margins who are being picked upon," says Bjorn Hugo Bendiksen.
The hoax "undermines confidence in the accuracy of trading prices which everyone relies upon," says Joseph Frumkin of Sullivan & Cromwell, a law firm.Yet the SEC is blasé.
"When I was at art school, anything 'fashionable' was frowned upon," says Jones, who studied her craft at London's Central Saint Martins.
"It's a step towards more medically orientated devices that lend themselves to capturing data that health professionals can act upon," says Dr Dushan Gunasekera, founder of myHealthCare, a private polyclinic based in Wandsworth.
Even if the vote does not "give the government legitimacy" it "raises the benchmark that the military-backed government must continue to improve upon," says Eva Kusuma Sundari in the Jakarta Globe.
That's not much touched upon," said Mrs. Keith.
The high subscription cost inhibits the exposure of African research scientists to these discoveries and their ability to either use the most up-to-date research knowledge to strengthen their research or to build upon said research [ 19- 21].
They have been involved in firefights, provoked when Canadians were fired upon, say officials.
"There's outrage; these communities feel dumped upon," said Jay Schneiderman, a county legislator who represents Southampton.
"Years ago, financing was looked down upon," said Mr. Kantrowitz, the mortgage banker.
