Sentence examples for assignment more from inspiring English sources

Mr. Keating, 52, had requested the assignment more than a year ago because his brother, a firefighter, died when the towers collapsed.

However, this compound ionizes as [M + HCOO]− turning its assignment more difficult.

First, higher-indexed resources, i.e. having shorter service intervals, become candidates for the resource assignment more frequently.

In order to make the target assignment more accurate, the regulating capacity of each VPP is considered in this paper.

In the Josephson Institute Center for Youth Ethics 2012 Report Card on the Ethics of American Youth, 32percentt of students surveyed copied an Internet document for a classroom assignment, more than 50percentt cheated on a test at school and 74percentt copied another student's homework.

But if energy is added to the system—"I want this pig sty cleaned up now or you are not going to the movies with your friends tomorrow night"—then there is an increase in order, i.e., the number of possible states is massively decreased with dirty laundry more likely to be found somewhere in the hampered region of the room and the required math assignment more likely in or near the book bag.

(There is the suspicion that both he and his colleague Shostakovich enjoyed their propaganda assignments more than they let on).

Lighter-skinned employees of color and white employees experienced better treatment within the company, with higher-status assignments, more work hours and a stronger likelihood of being promoted.

Introducing the freedom to select their own reading passage makes reading and writing assignments more engaging for students, and every student I've worked with has appreciated these assignments as a break in standardized homework.

Furthermore, the report alleges, "Lighter-skinned employees of colour and white employees experienced better treatment within the company, with higher-status assignments, more work hours and a stronger likelihood of being promoted".

These autonomous mechanisms have been manufactured in order to perform assignments more accurately, affordably, and reliably than humans.