Sentence examples for use in reply to from inspiring English sources

And this would make sceptical arguments appear to be natural weapons to use in reply to them.

In reply to a question about what might make them use academic detailing, 2 non-user interview participants had no suggestions because there simply was not enough time.

E-mail use by a participant was defined as one or more messages initiated to or in reply to the case manager (6).

--Scherzer (@Max_Schereply, in reply to Wood.

In reply to the question, "Do you own this project?", a popular PMP spontaneously replied "Oh, yes.

He has a set of Chinese symbols and instructions in English telling him which ones to use in reply.

A response drafted by top editors for the use of the office of the publisher in replying to complaints about the Hitt story asserted that there was "no reason to doubt the accuracy of the facts as reported".

While not accepting all of Hawthorne's reasons as to why very long sentences are a problem, in "Meaning Without Use: Reply to Hawthorne" (1992a) Lewis agreed that such sentences pose a problem to his view.

Culture and Communication Minister Aurélie Filipetti used the same metaphor in her reply to Mr. Depardieu: "We shouldn't be getting lectured on morals by those who abandon the battlefield when we need everyone to be mobilized," she said in a phone interview with I-Tele.

A question I am asked often is this: "Is it cheating to use references?" In reply I always quote Will Weng, one of my predecessors as Times crossword editor: "It's your puzzle.

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