Sentence examples for a system of further from inspiring English sources

Indeed, 2014's MediaGuardian 100 shows any child wanting to make it big in Silicon Valley would do well to attend a local state school followed by an elite university, such as Stanford or Massachusetts, a system of further education which is of course hardly cheap.

A system of further evaluations should be in place to assure accurate diagnosis, effective treatment, and follow-up if patients are to benefit from screening for depression.

Oglethorpe and his partners limited the size of individual landholdings to 500 acres (about 200 hectares), prohibited slavery, forbade the drinking of rum, and instituted a system of inheritance that further restricted the accumulation of large estates.

From the original list, a system of categories was further developed by geneticists, neurologists, and biochemical disease specialists in our study sites.

The manipulability of the ruminal system to form higher value fermentation end-products in vitro is clear, and it is a system worthy of further study to identify other, more practical interventions for shifting end product distribution, for potential use on an industrial scale.

Other features include a system of cross-checks that further increases accuracy and a special set of computations that speeds up processing time.

Moreover, a system of continuous admission deserves further study as our results provide some indications that it has favorable effects at older ages.

For the upgrade, they were attached instead to a system of pendulums, which insulated them even further from seismic tremors.

Mr. Obama kept a system of military commissions while building in further procedural safeguards and gave up an effort to try Sept. 11 plotters in civilian court.

We consider a system of the form (1). We further assume that the critical manifold S of (1) has a two-dimensional attracting sheet (S^{a}) and a two-dimensional saddle sheet (S^{s}) that meet at a generic fold curve F.

Our schools face real challenges, but the answers don't lie in taking away after school programs, making it harder for public schools to offer more choices within their walls, and further creating a system of "haves" and "have-nots" through voucher programs that have proven to fail time and time again.