Sentence examples for concretely that from inspiring English sources
Concretely that means organising mass demonstrations to denounce the charter; while Ms Suu Kyi, as leader of the opposition in parliament, tries to cajole and charm and browbeat the real powers in the country, including the head of the armed forces and the President, into changing it by fiat.
Concretely, that means that people should develop the aptitude, desire, knowledge, and skills that lead them to read and discuss the news and current events with diverse fellow citizens and influence the government with the views that they develop and refine by deliberation.
But if you wanted to argue concretely that the administration had not been acting aggressively enough in this crisis, then this is the sort of more-aggressive action you might be calling for.But how would the American people actually feel about that?
The objective of this work is to reply concretely to that issue, investigating the combined use of a dissipative smart-passive control strategy and an innovative isolation system to protect seismically excited structures.
Concretely, genes that have a sufficient score (> 0.7 as recommended by STRING) at "neighborhood", "co-occurrence", or "gene-fusion" in the STRING database [ 83] were selected.
"What I know concretely is that he was driving around that evening and visited several locations," Dyer said.
As detectives tried to piece together Mateen's last movements on Saturday night, Orlando mayor Buddy Dyer, who opened a family assistance centre in a stadium on Wednesday, said: "What I know concretely is that he was driving around that evening and visited several locations".
But how do you do that concretely?
More concretely, we find that banks with higher expansion in their balance sheets finance their liquidity needs with issuances of debt instruments.
[32] The IDDD is a caregiver-based measure, which consists of 20 concretely worded items that reflect the initiative to perform, and the actual performance of self-care and more complex activities.
Constructing procedures that concretely demonstrate that dissent will not be penalized and providing opportunities to practice decision making can optimize voluntary participation choices.
