Sentence examples for explicit sorting from inspiring English sources

This way, the candidate generation process outputs a new class list which is also sorted based on this order, and no explicit sorting is needed.

However, Mr Rendel would not be explicit about the sort of funding scheme he expected to emerge for students in England.

But Keynes thought Hayek should have been more explicit in what sort of red lines would be necessary for increased state intervention not to imperil liberty:You admit here and there that it is a question of knowing where to draw the line.

The role of critical social science is to supply methods for making explicit just the sort of self-examination necessary for on-going normative regulation of social life.

In particular, the middle section is unsparingly explicit about every possible sort of erotic daydream.

She likes to be explicit, but it gets sort of tiresome in a way, I guess.

It's these sorts of explicit and implicit value judgments that underscore our contempt for women who are assumed to be trading on their sexuality.

But the details of his budget, like the photograph, become more ambiguous on closer inspection.Mr Brown carefully avoided defining the family, or expressing an explicit preference for one sort of family over another.

The book opens, in fact, on the Hebridean island of Harris, and the suggestion is made explicit on Suqutra, a sort of offshore Isle of the Blessed, hovering between myth and reality.

But if the experience of Modi's rule in Gujarat is anything to go by, it will involve crony capitalism that promotes and incentivises big business through all sorts of explicit and implicit subsidies, keeping wages low and suppressing any workers' action, repression of popular movements and cracking down on dissent.

For sexually explicit material of this sort does not harm women.