Sentence examples for even more internal from inspiring English sources

I can't imagine Ziff's method yielding such rewards with other genres, where the writer's adventures are even more internal than those in James's "American Scene".

The wooden arrow shaft, which would have been attached to the arrowhead with fine sinews and birch tar, is gone, and Dr. Egarter Vigl and Dr. Gostner speculated that the man had pulled it out, doing even more internal damage.

Most likely recombination between the two subtelomeric regions occurs upstream of the drug-resistance genes, possibly at the promoter region, the 50 bp-repeat array, or in an even more internal chromosomal location.

But it can be an even more disturbing internal one if it shakes the confidence of the team".

Like Frederick Douglass, William finds that the necessities of his external journey impose upon his consciousness a journey through an even more difficult internal landscape.

That erosion may dim Mrs. Clinton's remaining hopes even more than internal campaign turmoil, which led to the ouster on Sunday of the campaign's chief strategist, Mark Penn.

On the intraspecific level, the even more variable internal transcribed spacer regions (ITS 1 and ITS 2) can provide secondary structure features of phylogenetic value (e.g. [ 61]).

But now that he's in London a certain anonymous freedom has allowed him to get even weirder, more internal.

So the notion of a pan-Arab/pan-Sunni military force can run up against some very big obstacles, perhaps even fomenting more internal discord across the Arab world in the process.

He said: "The economic situation has become even more strained and internal factors have been exacerbated by a high level of uncertainty on currency and financial markets, serious capital flight, an unreadiness by investors to take decisions in this acute international situation which has taken shape in the last two months".

And while a mentor is crucial for outgoing communication, it's probably even more essential for internal communications, when bad news such as employee layoffs must be messaged with the utmost care.