Sentence examples for aspects at all from inspiring English sources

Characteristically, Thucydides does not bring out these religious aspects at all clearly; they have to be reconstructed from other wisps of literary and inscriptional evidence.

Because we focus on operational systems, we excluded literature that strictly covers general management, marketing and service management issues, and does not discuss logistical aspects at all.

To ensure sustainable data use, user friendly data infrastructure have to be expanded or newly designed, data management plans for all scientific investigations have to be promoted, training for the users has to be provided and motivational aspects at all stages of data submission and re-use have to be considered.

Fatigue, limitations to work and pursue daily activities, and worry that the illness will get worse were among the most prevalent aspects at all assessments.

Further, their omission of items on more relevant dimensions means that these instruments would not be able to reflect changes on those aspects at all.

A study investigating a number of service quality aspects (e.g., if clients are treated with courtesy or if they received the right information) of 13 Dutch insurance companies consisting of 31 labels illustrates that the health insurer fulfils most of the service aspects at all times [ 9].

If we contrast this block of items with the opinion of the teachers, we can see that the results coincide, although the students tend to evaluate all the aspects at a higher level.

"There is no criminal aspect at all".

"I'm not looking at it from that aspect at all," he said.

Right, now I'd like to extend that, and call for an end to any appeal to any aspect at all of the second world war.

Research on this aspect, at all scales, is developing fast.