Sentence examples for detailed day from inspiring English sources

"I can understand a mind set which regards a 'non-executive chairman' as sailing above the battle, not concerned with the detailed day to day realities … Can I make it quite plain that I do not regard myself as that kind of a chairman".

A detailed day by day account of these adventures can be found at BaldHiker too.

The three women each give a detailed day in the life and share time-saving strategies such as "get a weekly blow out".

The large variability of both aggregate and detailed day simulations in Figure 5, when compared with the various synthetic aggregate networks, indicates that the choice of day can have profound repercussions on the results of simulated infection transmission.

Table  2 Summary of healing rate for HK, dendritic and geographic ulcers at Day 7 reports the detailed day 7 healing rates for each individual report.> In keeping with many clinical trials assessing therapy for HK, the diagnosis in these studies was based on the clinical appearance of the cornea.

It is a slow-moving, painstakingly detailed day, and James Williams portrays Henri with an exactitude that makes you feel his aches with every creaky step.

27 This validated alcohol consumption tool provides a detailed day-by-day account of alcohol use in the 90 days prior to the interview.

Although many meteorologists are criticizing AccuWeather's detailed day-by-day forecasts, they say there has in fact been substantial improvement in forecasts of the likely conditions over a range of days two weeks ahead.

Using the precise legal language of a federal court, the indictment provides a detailed day-by-day and, sometimes, hour-by-hour account of the movements and actions of the 19 hijackers and other reported conspirators around the world.

The plan, which the White House detailed Monday, would provide a $15,000 tax break for families and a $7,500 tax break for individuals who enroll in private plans.

The budget plans detailed Tuesday include more than just additional spending.