Sentence examples for we've pronounced from inspiring English sources
Klipsch was originally known for their speakers, and then for their excellent in-ear headphones (we've pronounced the S4, X5, and X10i all good), but at CES they were introducing their new One series on-ear headphones, their first "traditional" style cans.
After we've pronounced that all who are born Muslim, that all who call themselves Muslim, (we don't bother to differentiate between a very few, and all), are unwelcome in our midst, then what?
After we've pronounced that all who are born Muslim, that all who call themselves Muslim, (we don't bother to ask them what this means to them), are unwelcome in our midst, then what?
Focusing on population size, the scenario that we presented has pronounced differences as well as interesting parallels with theories that consider the lower efficacy of purifying selection in organisms with small population sizes to be the primary cause of the expansion of their genomes (Lynch and Conery 2003a, 2003b; Teichmann and Babu 2004; Lynch 2006b, 2007).
There's a printed introduction by the linguistics expert David Crystal explaining exactly how we know that Shakespeare would have pronounced "Act 1 Scene 3" as "Act Own Ssene Threh" but the really fascinating aspect of all this scholarly research is the new light that contemporary pronunciation sheds on the text.
We also documented that STX3451 had pronounced effects on both actin and tubulin-based cytoskeletal elements.
We found that cells lacking Sgo2 had pronounced defects in attaching and segregating chromosomes correctly (supplementary Movie online).
"We are of course all absolutely delighted that Bruce's doctors have pronounced him free of cancer.
And police officials have pronounced themselves "vindicated".
Romney has pronounced himself "severely conservative".
