Sentence examples for developed to deepen from inspiring English sources

Our contributions are twofold: from a theoretical perspective, a structured conceptual framework was developed to deepen our understanding about the role played by freight apps in CO2 reduction, and from a practical perspective, the research describes how to accomplish environmental benefits through improvement at the level of returning pick-up and route planning.

Three types of exploratory, descriptive cross-case displays will be developed to deepen our understanding: conceptually-, cand-, and time-ordered displays.

It focused on how the establishment of Mr. Abdulemam's groundbreaking Web site, BahrainOnline.org, was intended to give Bahrainis a place to share ideas and develop plans to deepen political change.

For example, standards are used to develop activities to deepen student understanding.

A national framework has been developed to fully integrate, extend and deepen the scope of the CFS approach.

Our readers have told us that mental health coverage for college students is an important under-covered story, and we're looking for college journalists to pitch us story ideas that we can develop and produce together to deepen and broaden our work in this area.

Shortly thereafter, vigorous deep convection developed, allowing the storm to deepen further.

During that meeting, a Whitman faculty member and two of her student interns presented an upcoming theater production they are developing that engages audiences to deepen their understanding of poverty and therefore create a foundation for how to address that challenging social reality just beyond our campus.

The partnership will see the Guardian tapping into NOWNESS.com's rich archive of exclusive videos, selecting and hosting those that reflect the interests of GNM audiences to deepen and develop the Guardian's multimedia offering in the fields of fashion, art, travel and gastronomy.

"Music is a gift from God to deepen and develop the relationship with him," Kauflin said.

Prowling a stage populated by members of the 1500 or Nothin band (as well as several cardboard cutouts of his rotund figure), Ross didn't do much Saturday to deepen or develop the idea of who he is; like "Mastermind," his performance was more or less on cruise control, with unremarkable renditions of hits such as "Hustlin'," "I'm Not a Star" and the new album's "The Devil Is a Lie".