Sentence examples for were felt that from inspiring English sources

A major aim in contemporary molecular anthropology is to determine when gene flow has occurred (that is, temporal control) and over what geographical range its effects were felt (that is, spatial control).

They're already on good salaries so... to... study for another 5 years is... (too much) (general support from peers) E74 Many of the VDPs were felt that their experiences in the short term would help them in preparation for the future by identifying areas of interest, clarifying their career goals and the types of setting they wanted to work in over the longer term.

Histological diagnosis was not mandatory in untreated patients who had a testicular mass and elevated tumour markers, if it were felt that delay of chemotherapy would compromise survival; all patients were staged using whole-body CT before therapy and all had renal function assessed using EDTA glomerular filtration rate (GFR) clearances.

But it was dropped because it was felt that was not the right moment.

Hence, a requirement of noninvasive technique was felt that could identify CAD cases without going for invasive diagnosis.

The movie, clever and rigorous though it is, feels that way too.

It was felt that statistic would be revisited.

"It was felt that the Rubicon was passed".

It is felt that the Democratic cause is hopeless.

Again, it was felt that something should be done.

Too often, it's felt that Mr. Obama is playing political small ball or tactical games.