Sentence examples for and aspects of a from inspiring English sources

However, he cautioned that an investigation was still under way and aspects of a case he described as complicated still had to be verified.

"To many people who are deaf and who share a language and aspects of a culture, the 'disability' of deafness is more a characteristic of who they are than of a deficiency that needs remediation," said Dr. Mark R. Prowatzke, executive director of Mill Neck Manor.

For this simple form of learning, short- and long-term memory share a common locus and aspects of a common mechanism: synaptic depression.

The term 'landscape' refers to particular characteristics and aspects of a system that cannot be changed easily or deliberately, e.g. spatial/environmental structures like the dependence on finite resources ('peak oil'), demographic change, or globalization and individualization constructions.

Sexism, demanding doctors and frugal management are elements of Laborie's life and aspects of a movie that describes more the food of politicians than the politics of food.

If you look at Dave, he's obviously very interested in the love of a long term relationship and in finding the different stages and aspects of a long term relationship.

I identified with the show -- and aspects of Bobby -- in a way that I couldn't articulate.

And aspects of production, administration and an educational program had to move into scattered rental quarters.

Start with a master checklist to collect data and consider all costs and personal aspects of a potential move.

Video-as-data: Technical and social aspects of a collaborative multimedia application.

Mohamed, M. et al. Epidemiologic and clinical aspects of a Rift Valley fever outbreak in humans in Tanzania, 2007.