Sentence examples for aspects of getting from inspiring English sources

"Oftentimes, they are clueless about the practical aspects of getting policies adopted, making changes, getting elected".

"Because of that, you get these kind of labyrinthine machinations to desperately weave in character motivation, geography and the practical aspects of getting from one scene to another".

8.04pm BST Just been taking care of some of the tedious technical aspects of getting the liveblog running, but now here I am and ready to go.

When we talk about housing, we often focus on the technical aspects of getting homes on the ground, which is understandable.

"We've been so busy with various aspects of getting Nebraska in and getting our championship game and divisions, there's been no activity in this area," he said.

Looking back at the time he spent at Cardiff university, Doherty adds: "I had a good social life, and while aspects of getting out are often harder, I made great friends and didn't encounter much negative attitude from other students.

"It's an aspect of getting older," he remarks, "that I find in my social circle a handful of judges, some of them retired.

"It's to remember our culture and our religion, but there's also the social aspect of getting to see the community and friends".

This now includes materials specifically aimed at advocacy to senior institutional staff, talking about business models for openness and making arguments around institutional ethos, alongside sound evidence-based advice about every aspect of getting to a stage where releasing materials openly online is as natural as creating them.

Finally, that's one aspect of getting older to look forward to.

Improved location is one aspect of getting closer to the musical postcard, the other is the visual aspect.