Sentence examples for we panelists from inspiring English sources
When our turn came, we panelists chatted genteelly, trading solemn nods and shakes of the head.
Among the events that we panelists didn't get a chance to discuss are the upcoming Presidential debates; the first one is on September 26th, just about seven weeks away.
We panelists snuck furtive looks at each other, no doubt vying for last place.
Little has changed, and the party brands are static At the start of the campaign we asked panelists to imagine each party as if they were a person.
"But if we want panelists to be candid," he added, about their prejudices, their attitudes toward the death penalty or their family circumstances, "it would simply be unfair to them and skew the process for them to know that the following day there may be a newspaper account".
Some years ago, I was on a book reviewing panel when someone in the audience asked what we, the panelists, thought of "The Bridges of Madison County," which was then a fixture on bestseller lists.
On our quest to find out which supermarkets are best, we asked panelists to consider a few different criteria: quality and range of products, cleanliness, customer service, availability of products, and price.
During the panel's first meeting, we asked panelists to nominate additional performance gaps, which were included in the rating process.
We asked panelists to follow with a discussion of parental leaves and of how they manage sharing of child-care responsibilities.
Case studies (seven questions) We presented panelists with seven audiograms, which varied in shape and the degree of hearing loss (see figures in Supplemental Digital Content 1, http://links.lww.com/EANDH/A175).lww.com/EANDH/A175
The 14 questions were grouped into four categories: General factors and practices (two questions) We asked panelists to list up to five audiologic and nonaudiologic factors that they consider important when fitting hearing aids for patient with mild hearing loss and to identify differences in practice when fitting hearing aid(s) to a patients who have bothersome tinnitus as a main complaint.
