Sentence examples for which stern from inspiring English sources

The league-wide losses, which Stern pegs at $200 million, can be put at the feet of awful contracts that teams have given older players.

This may better be thought of as pertaining to populations, with an OR of 1.5 3.0 giving rise to AUCs of 0.57 0.68, which Stern termed not terribly impressive levels, as can be observed in the overlap of distribution curves of those developing versus not developing the disease or characteristic.

The Stern-Spencer and Stern-Caspari studies were both published in 1948 in the same issue of the journal Genetics, of which Stern was the editor at the time.

To which Stern replied: It should be the first.

No bargaining sessions are expected before the N.B.A.'s deadline, which Stern described as the close of business Wednesday.

To which Stern playfully yelled out, "Tomorrow!" The talks are scheduled to resume Friday at 10 30 a.m., with a goal of completing a deal sometime this weekend.

But all such voguish themes strike me as baby fat on a sensibility in which sterner, more complex qualities were struggling to mature.

That stern demeanour, which can still break through, may well have been evidence of a very young woman trying to be taken seriously.

Everywhere you see straight lines of cypress trees, windbreaks against the stern mistral, which can blow so hard as to knock a man down or drive him mad.

"These are made of stern stuff which can take the winter, and we are very happy to be able to help to keep the railways running," said Henrik Reuterdahl of the Swedish Railway Museum.

Calculations are made to determine the most important factors in launching, namely, the moment at which the stern lifts, the difference between weight and buoyancy when the stern lifts, the existence of a moment against tipping, and the equality of weight and buoyancy before the vessel reaches the after end of the ways to ensure that the cradle will not drop off the end of the standing ways.