Sentence examples for elaborated especially from inspiring English sources

A framework for improving ex ante assessment of transaction costs and its relationship to transformation or abatement costs is elaborated, especially as it relates to community consultation exercises.

The notion that members of the church are vitally linked to Christ and that their lives must be sacrificial was also elaborated, especially in the letters of St .Paul.

The foregoing views of meaningfulness were essentially refinements of the doctrine of so-called protocol sentences, developed in the late 1920s and early 1930s and elaborated especially by Carnap, Neurath, and also (with some differences) by Schlick.

Read into that what you will but unless it has gone out of shape, you do not change a ball because a batsman has hit it into the stands, as the umpires have subsequently elaborated, especially if the fielding side do not want a change.

The principal genres, forms, and rules were inherited from pre-Islamic Arabic poetry but were substantially elaborated afterward, especially by the Persians.

In Homer's Iliad and Odyssey, the earliest literary evidence available, the chief stories have already taken shape, and individual themes were elaborated later, especially in Greek drama.

It sounds almost impossibly elaborate, especially for an orchestra on tour, but the BFO is no ordinary orchestra.

But memory is not a CCTV camera in your head – it changes, develops, shrinks or expands or becomes more elaborate – especially if you write about it".

And it can get pretty elaborate, especially in the hands of a dessert chef like Chika Tillman, who recently started offering shave ice at Dessert Club, ChikaLicious, 204 East 10th Street (Second Avenue).

Courtship is elaborate, especially in birds nesting for the first time.

(Imagine soft smoke emanating from elaborate, especially fine lids on incense burners, their serpentine and interlocked decorations like marvelous headdresses). Yet even if we cannot read much of the specific symbolism today, a common organizational sense is in evidence among these varied works.