Sentence examples for be brought further from inspiring English sources

Just as with the Cardiff study, public services should share expertise, he says, and research should be brought further into public service.

At first glance, Miliband's motives seem sound – if Hezbollah could be brought further into the mainstream it would reduce the likelihood of renewed conflict with Israel, allow for more pressure to be put on more radical sub-state groups such as the al-Qaida offshoots in the country, and even put some daylight between Hezbollah and its main backer, Iran.

Proponents of the contractualization, or privatization, of marriage have argued that marriage should be brought further into line with the contractual paradigm.

Sometimes they might be closely related with each other and need to be brought nearer, but sometimes they might turn out to be less related and need to be brought further from each other.

One form such reactive ideology may take is the attribution of messianic powers to an admired leader, an attribution that, when it is disappointed as it inevitably must be, brings further traumatization.

Thus, we observe that the system switches from two transparent states to one transparent state as the wells are brought further apart.

However, as the waveguides are brought further away from one another, we find that the spectral splitting is diminished, eventually to the point where it can no longer be resolved.

On 1937-08-25, the route was brought further east to end at US-69 in Eufaula.

These elements are brought further to the fore in "Burn the Beat", which dispenses with Drummond's vocals.

It's not the only example, but it's the most practical as it's been brought further along in terms of technology.

Aside from Judy's exhumation and being relocated to Southern California she was brought further into the public consciousness once more this year with the posthumous release of her third husband, Sid Luft's memoirs Judy and I.