Sentence examples for and those aspects from inspiring English sources

Real intellectual engagement and the give and take of the democratic process can be rewarding in themselves, and those aspects of the job are still enough to keep many aides on the Hill despite the low pay.

To determine knowledge about AIDS and sexually transmitted diseases (STD) among school adolescent in order to define their lacks, and those aspects to include in programs of health education.

"He's naturally a great shot stopper, he has very quick reflexes and he's a very intense competitor, and those aspects really allow him to shine in that special moment," Masur said of Hertz, who replaced Gaudette in a Big East semifinal against Rutgers and stopped two penalty kicks in the Red Storm victory.

"His focus has been strategic planning, corporate strategy, and high level operations, and those aspects are incredibly important things he helped us set up and establish".

There's high quality professional development, high quality back room support in terms of finances and those aspects, and there's practical school support".

I use the words "realities" and "values" deliberately because those are two distinct aspects of a person's individuality – whether we're talking about patients or employees – and those aspects are not always obvious or easy to identify and account for.

Taking these journeys forced me to start thinking more broadly about geography, history, economics and sociology and how those aspects of human agency played out and transformed the landscape.

As a result, the heat exchangers are implemented in all industrial and commercial usages, and even those aspects of normal life that are related to energy transfer.

"I was working for a company called Windows Farms doing the hydroponic systems, who do the growing and the plumbing and all those aspects of it," Doherty said of how Bitponics came up with the idea.

The PinC review aimed to explore the structure and organisation of hospital postnatal care and identify those aspects of care impacting on women's experiences and maternal and infant health.

This article is a summary of the knowledge and theories about these various conditions, and highlights those aspects of nasal anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology relevant to their understanding.