Sentence examples for I illustrated how from inspiring English sources

In my book, The Immigrant Exodus: Why America Is Losing the Global Race to Capture Entrepreneurial Talent, I illustrated how these workers are getting frustrated and leaving.

In the previous section, I illustrated how registerial cartography can be extended to include patterns of semantic realization — semantic strategies deployed in the realization of different situation types.

Our objectives were to: (i) illustrate how vaccine-related parameters (i.e., protection efficacy and duration of vaccine-induced protection) influence the dynamics of infection in a season; and (ii) determine the effect of vaccine distribution on changing the patterns of epidemics between distinct seasons caused by immunologically-related strains.

"I suppose it illustrated how much he cared.

Here, I illustrate how the optimal migration duration responds to changes in purchasing power parity and relative wages.

I illustrate how two types of investments, financial compensation and gift exchange, "live" in the field as arbitrators of power relations between researcher and respondent.

I illustrate how having an understanding of interventionist mechanisms can allow us to put causal knowledge to use via a detailed example from organic chemistry.

Here, based on the observation that a formal software architecture description itself is a constructive composition mechanism, I illustrate how the use of software architecture styles can sometimes alleviate the first problem and solve the latter.

By examining the complex intersections between belief, embodiment and performativity of religious practice, I illustrate how the distinct patterning of worship space can differently open out, and close down, capacities and affective atmospheres of the divine.

I illustrate how different types of expertise from several backgrounds can be fed into each step of restoration implementation via alternate phases of selection and of corroboration by use to expose it to further observation in order to develop more scientifically and socially robust restoration strategies.

Using data for the U.S., I illustrate how the inputs to the electricity sector in a social accounting matrix may be allocated among discrete types of generation so as to be consistent with both technologies' input shares from engineering cost estimates, and the zero profit and market clearance conditions of the sector's macroeconomic production structure.