Sentence examples for a stronger process from inspiring English sources
Thus, I'd be a little happier if we had a stronger process understanding of the Heinrich events, the D/O oscillations, and their dependence on the size of ice sheets.
Since the differences in origins are controlled for, these large differences in trust could come from a stronger process of acculturation to the host country for these subpopulations.
White made no recommendations but has endorsed Qayoumi's action plan, which includes a stronger process of consultation, strengthening the role of the president's cabinet as well as that of the provost and vice president of academic affairs and establishing a budget advisory committee.
Our results move past simple correlation and provide a stronger process-oriented and predictive framework for understanding community level phenological responses to climate change.
Taken together, we believe that our results move past simple correlation and provide a stronger process-oriented and predictive framework for understanding community-level phenological responses to climate change.
"One way we help the Police Department is to have a strong process to deal with civil complaints," she said.
Iowa Republicans, although they do not provide for recounts in their caucuses, have a strong process for certifying their results.
A spokeswoman for Janus, which owned 41 million Enron shares, said the company "had a strong process that models companies well and has worked pretty successfully".
Having your coach watching you creates a strong process of psychological influence, called leadership, which machines will never manage to imitate.
Sonya Conway, a spokeswoman for American Express, said, "we strongly disagree with Judge Dear's comments and believe that we have a strong process in place to ensure accuracy of testimony and affidavits provided to courts".
"We expect a strong process for those in the boardroom as well as players and supporters who are in the public eye, particularly for organisations which have a strong code of conduct, especially if you are somebody who preaches equality," said the Kick It Out chairman, Lord Ouseley.
