Sentence examples for views we decided from inspiring English sources

"So, although we all have our own political views, we decided that it is best to leave these aside and work in fraternity with other families", he adds.

Once we came to that number, the 90 million page or so views, we decided that now was about the right time to go talk about the fact that we are a legitimate service, hence all this press.

From the wavelength resolution point of view, we decided to use the decoupled moderator, which could cover major experiments performed at a pulsed neutron source.

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Based on results from our previous work [ 18] and the interest from a regenerative point of view, we decided to focus on CPC, cardiomyocytes and endothelial cells.

Despite the good fit of this view point, we decided in the main article to keep our original intention of focusing primarily on our own specialties when discussing examples of the new biology.

At Action for Children, based on directly researching the views of commissioners, we decided that communicating better and strengthening our brand are critical to this.

With controversy swirling and the project garnering several hundred thousand views since Friday, we decided to chat with Dow over Skype to discuss the process of casting the project, how Barack Obama's presidency has or hasn't changed the way we talk about race, and what he thinks about the fact that white liberals are probably the biggest critics he's faced.

"Peak Practice gets good viewing figures but we decided it was time to move on.

With animal-viewing in mind, we decided to head east from Jasper to hike the Opal Hills loop, which the guidebooks say is an excellent area for spotting big game and other mammals.

Martin Howard, the deputy chief of intelligence, said one letter from Sir David to Sir Kevin, "recorded the prime minister's view that, before we decided on what next step should be taken, it would be sensible to try and go into a bit more detail into the differences between what Dr Kelly said and what Mr Gilligan had claimed".