Examples of using Most observers in English and their translations into Chinese
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Despite geopolitical and economic uncertainty, most observers are optimistic about continued robust prospects for M&A activity in 2019.
Most observers, including the International Monetary Fund, attribute this recent weakness largely to austerity policies.
But few contenders have come forward in a contest that most observers expect Sisi to win easily.
Most observers would expect a solid victory for the more establishment Emmanuel Macron over the far-right Marine Le Pen.
Unfortunately,'most observers' are still not'sympathetic' to Lenin's views.
However, most observers believe China will stop short of military intervention, which would prompt a reaction from the US and damage its international image.
The only question is whether this outcome will be the economic catastrophe that most observers fear.
Israel struck first, but most observers regarded what it did as a legitimate act of self-defense against an imminent threat.
Remarkably, most observers did not notice a man in a gorilla suit, walking among the players.
Most observers support this idea as an efficient way to resolve many legitimate claims.
Most observers agree that it is unlikely to have a positive effect for some months to come.
Less than a decade ago, most observers spoke not of America's decline but of its enduring primacy.
Most observers credit that development with at least a factor of five in productivity, and with concomitant gains in reliability, simplicity, and comprehensibility.
Most observers in Russia are putting high hopes on the growing purchasing power of the Chinese.
Today, most observers agree that the timetables were too demanding and that substantially more time will be necessary before the peace agreements are fully realized.
Most observers agree the government won't fall in the near term because the opposition is in turmoil.
Most observers have taken this long-run rate to be a ceiling for Fed interest-rate rises beyond which monetary policy would become restrictive, hindering economic growth.
While most observers agree the pace of transformation has been extraordinary in China, many remain concerned about increasing wealth and income inequality.
The cryptocurrency world is even more concentrated than most observers probably realize.
The two-child policy may prove indispensable in propelling this transition- a process that will begin sooner than most observers anticipate.