Sentence examples for behind it e from inspiring English sources

"David's godchild and David had long talks about Burning Man and what it stands for, and David loved the message behind it," E!'s anonymous source alleged.

The company has put behind it the E-coli outburst and have been back on an increasing growth in revenues.

It was the innovative concept that was judged and not the big budget behind it Disruptive Technology E Ink [www.eink.com] E Ink is an electronic paper display (EPD) that reads like printed paper, with content that is changeable wirelessly.

He says that the moral status of an action depends entirely on the goodness or badness of the motive that lies behind it, so that, e. g., it is only because certain helpful actions were intended to be helpful (were motivated by the natural virtue of benevolence) that we morally approve of them or judge them to be right and good.

Accordingly, in the paper at hand, learning strategies are understood as all kinds of planned and conscious learning behaviour and the attitudes behind it, involving observable actions (e.g. solving tasks, asking questions, taking notes) as well as thought processes (e.g. planning, reflecting) on the basis of both cognitive and affective-motivational dispositions.

For example, what do certain medical practices look like when the EMR/EHR platform is listening in on doctors and nurses, and has something like IBM Watson behind it, watching for missed diagnoses (e.g., sepsis in a hospital), mis-medication, or even malpractice?

Our military is performing well in the war on terrorism, but surely the credit does not lie with former President Bill Clinton, as Michael O'Hanlon asserts that it does ("Winning With the Military Clinton Left Behind," Op-Ed, Jan . 1.

The Dunham family, now in its fourth generation as retailers, has created a niche with shoppers who feel left behind by e-commerce, or choose to opt out of it.

Investigators later said the pro-Taliban militant group, Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, was behind it.

If the node does not receive an ABM from cars in front of it for two Tperiod (i.e., event ABM-TO), it becomes a beater and periodically transmits an empty ABM to cars behind it every Tperiod (i.e., ABM-Beat).

The initiative has the "full weight" of the Archdiocese of Baltimore behind it, Archbishop William E. Lori said at the press conference.