sackton造句

• Sackton says GoFish faces problems in an industry in which buyer-seller relationships are important.
• Sackton blames the surprise attacks in Hawaii and the Philippines on the whole American mindset at the time.
• FEARS EXTRA SQUEEZE Frank Sackton, professor of public affairs at ASU, worries that there's an extra squeeze.
• Frank Sackton, who at 84 is still a full-time professor of government at Arizona State University, sides with Manchester.
• Sackton, who retired as a lieutenant general after 32 years in the Army, was a secretary to MacArthur during the American occupation of Japan.
• Sackton says the Internet's wide-open access is a good forum for directly matching specialty sellers with buyers who want unusual species or premium quality.
• ASU's Sackton warns : " Although Arizona is currently enjoying a period of prosperity, it should prepare now for the next economic recession ."
• Later in the report, Frank Sackton, ASU professor emeritus of public affairs, and former aide to GOP ex-Gov . Jack Williams, argues just the reverse .)
• But John Sackton, a fisheries consultant in Lexington whose market research company, Seafood Datasearch, developed the Massachusetts Department of Food and Agriculture's Web site, sees the fresh-fish marketplace differently.
• "I heard two booms in one second _ boom, boom _ we thought it was thunder or something, " said Avraham Sackton, an 18-year-old student who was sitting with three friends in a pizzeria.
• The exception is if it is an illegal order, such as killing civilians, and it's rare for a soldier to get an illegal order, said Lt . Gen Frank Sackton, a professor of public affairs at Arizona State University.
• "I heard two booms in one second _ boom, boom _ we thought it was thunder or something, " said Avraham Sackton, an 18-year-old student who was having a late snack in a nearby pizzeria.