Sentences with phrase «suggested by some posting comments»

Brilliant Law is not, as has been suggested by some posting comments on the Gazette's website, a joke or some satirical ruse created with the sole intention of dangerously raising the collective blood pressure of the more traditionally - minded high street practitioners.

Not exact matches

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and his supporters have suggested that the now - notorious 2005 conversation made public by the Washington Post on Friday — in which Trump is heard making sexually explicit comments about women while TV personality Billy Bush eggs him on — was typical of the kind of harmless «locker room talk» in which men engage in all the time.

Onm another day and against a side in better form we may well have been punished according to Arsene Wenger whose post match comments reported by ESPN suggested that the boss thinks we may have dodged a bullet at the London stadium.

The Italian suggested in his post match comments reported by Sky Sports that Mister Atkinson not only cost his side a point but all three as he felt that they were going to go on and win the match until the ref showed two yellow cards to the Leicester right back Danny Simpson.

And Arsene Wenger has already suggested in his post match comments from the win over Burnely, as reported by Arsenal.com, that the Arsenal players might have to show the same patience that we did on Saturday.

Police officials were not commenting about a recent report by Investigative Post which suggests the city's Strike Force, formed by the mayor to crack down on gangs and drugs, have conducted some searches without proper cause.

► Last year, we pointed to a ScienceInsider post by Kelly Servick that detailed the story of Fazlul Sarkar, a researcher who sued anonymous posters on PubPeer after claiming «that anonymous comments suggesting misconduct in his research caused [the University of Mississippi] to revoke its [job] offer.»

Another user suggested ghosts go «To BOOks - a-million,» and one comment was apparently inspired by the new popularity of ebooks, posting «Wherever it is, it's sure not the booooook store.»

This is a great post, and it could be viewed in an even bigger context as was suggested by Broken Yogi in the comments on Joe Konrath's latest post: perhaps Amazon should just focus on making KDP better and better as their main strategy for dealing with the publishers.

I suggest that you evaluate your posts and comments by these standards.

This view is echoed by Kerry Emanuel in comments on the paper in the Washington Post, where he suggests that the impact of wind shear changes relative to warming SSTs in the real world, as diagnosed from trends observed thus far, may be overstated by the V+S study:

I suggested to rosie that there are means by which she can take care of her existantialist angst needless to say - i have zero expectaion that my comment will be posted there by gavin / eric

I have a few comments on some of the recommendations made by Wegman that I will post on the road map thread (or if anyone suggests another more approprate thread for this, not about paleoproxies but the broader issues of review and accountability).

Reading further on in that same WUWT post, the 12th comment (not counting replies to comments), by Bob Tisdale at January 25, 2008 at 5:15 pm questions D'Aleo's sharp rise at the right, suggesting it should be much flatter.

Here, rather than having a written - out guest post, Dr Soon suggested I could place two videos featuring him, followed by a specific comment question he wants to pose to his accusers, along with a statement from a fellow skeptic scientist, Dr Richard Lindzen.

And in my post commenting on your earlier kvetch, didn't I suggest that such analyses might be undertaken by the authors of this study?

The post and the comments do not suggest that any part of the background information allegedly «copied» by Wegman was inaccurate.

Last week, when my new book, Into the Dustbin, was discussed by Judith Curry and Anthony Watts on their respective blogs, a person named Grant A. Brown left comments suggesting that I lost my job with the National Post as a result of a defamation lawsuit.

By: Saul Templeton PDF Version: Trinity Western University and Some Finer Points of Trans and Intersex Diversity In the comments to my first post on Trinity Western University, it was suggested that TWU should be given the benefit of the... Continue reading →

Prompted by a comment by Bob Ambrogi, Venkat Balasubramani, who blogs at Spam Notes and guest - blogs regularly at Eric Goldman's blog, wondered whether the broadening of his legal interests over the past three - and - a-half years of blogging suggest that he should «make a clean break» from his focused personal blog and start a different one; he weighs the pros and cons in a thoughtful post.

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Review my posts as to the statement I made that sellers can say and do as they please because they are not governed by REBBA along with the question I posed to Ross and your comment challenging this by suggesting the exclusive right to market determines the seller's rights.