Sentence examples for by charting from inspiring English sources
By charting their productivity (number and color of eggs).
John illustrated his new approach by charting science's four ways of knowing eggs.
The Bush Administration does itself credit by charting a course that affirms American principles and policies.
In "Origins," Maalouf puts theory into practice by charting the wayward journey of his own family.
By charting the results, he produced a good approximation of the range of colors one could ever expect to see.
Obama responded by charting a moderate course between the past decade's military interventionism and the easy answers of isolationism.
"By charting a new history of feelings, she has shown that non-fiction is more important than ever," Ionita added.
The paper begins by charting the evolving nature of citizenship conceptualisations in Western neoliberal contexts and illustrates how Britain has responded to this shifting landscape.
Ms. Fenn, a professor of history at George Washington University, begins by charting the course of the disease from its asymptomatic incubation period to its monstrous effects.
"The Sea of Crises," a long and winding story at Grantland by Brian Phillips, begins by charting the rise of Hakuho, the greatest contemporary sumo wrestler.
His hope has been that, by charting the exact path of this star, called S2, he could deduce the mass of the object it orbits.
