Sentences with phrase «number of commenters»

Comment: A large number of commenters agreed that the research use and disclosure of protected health information should not require authorization.

It's obvious that the more successful a site is in regularly attracting large numbers of commenters then the less useful they are.

In the minds of considerable numbers of commenters on various blogsites and news sites with whom I've discussed related matters, yes.

Several commenters suggested giving consumers 30 days to make their first month's premium payment, while a large number of commenters supported establishing a standard policy requiring consumers to make their first month's premium payment prior to the effective date.

A sizable number of commenters weren't aware that first - person blurbs are a thing.

A fair number of commenters, callers and perma - bulls were relatively tough on me in May when I suggested a strategic decision to raise cash levels.

Earlier this week, we posted a rundown of the most popular MMORPG conversations of 2015, calculated by number of comments and then number of commenters.

The Department reviewed other lenders» look - back periods (as discussed in the NPRM) and determined that the two year look - back period presents a more accurate sample of an applicant's recent credit history than the longer periods recommended by a small number of commenters.

While a number of commenters apparently found the photo alarming, experts say that legs like Poljanski's aren't uncommon among elite athletes — in fact, they're expected.

A number of commenters on social media responded to this tragedy by hurling accusations at the mother.

A number of these commenters even appear, regrettably, to be trying to encourage a collapse in prices.

Unfortunately a number of commenters here confuse or conflate tough (but straightforward) questions such as these with a hostile or mean - spirited attitude.

A number of commenters suggested that the writer, a recent Yale Divinity School grad, is an elitist who's out of touch with common interpretations of the Bible:

A number of commenters thought Shanahan was nuts for ditching a pretty good 4 - 3 we had here for a 3 - 4 where we didn't have the personnel to effectively run it.

Stories about taxation or death don't bring out near the number of commenters that a diaper story does.

Well said verity and, as you note, the theme of how to enact the participatory democracy that Corbyn's «new kind of politics» promises is a theme that a number of commenters here keep returning to.

Every time we put together a list of the five Democrats and five Republican most likely to win the 2008 presidential nomination, a number of commenters and emailers ask why a certain candidate didn't make the cut.

We have a number of commenters with autism spectrum disorder (primarily Aspergians) and are proud to feature a young man in college with autism as a contributor.

A number of commenters said that it now contains corn starch which makes it non AIP compliant.

Since a number of commenters also noted how important prints are for nursing (as one put it, they mask the «unavoidable milk dribbles and snot streaks» — we agree!)

A number of the commenters brought up Morgan James.

The «preferred price» for a digital download from a number of commenters would seem to be 99 cents.

(Update: As a number of commenters have noted, only books that are priced at $ 2.99 or higher are eligible for Amazon's 70 - percent royalty rate; books priced cheaper than that are eligible for a 35 - percent royalty rate).

Christmas shopping is right around the corner and I've noticed a number of commenters indicate that they are getting something for ebook reading for Christmas.

A number of commenters on an Amazon discussion group as well as a blogger noted the recent unavailability of Penguin titles from what their libraries were offering to loan via OverDrive's Kindle library lending program, but the decision as far as it affects new titles is not just limited to Kindle editions, according to Glass.

A number of commenters have identified in the notes to ValueVision Media Inc. (NASDAQ: VVTV) «s latest 10Q that VVTV has substantial cash obligations under the cable and satellite agreements and operating leases falling due over the five fiscal years from 2009 to 2012 and not reflect in VVTV's balance sheet.

As soon as I mention this, however, a number of commenters will show up and claim that debt is great as a leverage tool, that it's free money if you can reinvest it and earn more than the interest rate.

A number of commenters have said that the implications are as big as climategate.

A number of commenters have observed that they are unable to figure out how Marcott got the Stick portion of his graph from his data set.