Sentence examples for expounded how from inspiring English sources

In the famous literature The Wealth of Nations, Adam Smith (a Scottish moral philosopher, pioneer of political economy, and father of modern economics) expounded how rational self-interest and competition can lead to economic prosperity and well-being through macroeconomic adjustments.

"Publicly, I'm never worried about France; I trust," says one official wryly, before expounding how trusting is now hard.

We thus expound how the forces of centrosome amplification and mitotic propensity collaborate to sculpt the genetic landscape of a tumor and spawn extensive subclonal diversity.

But voluble singer Fred Macpherson – sporting owlish specs and coat lapels so inky you could lose a Higgs boson in them – expounds how in 2011 bands had become "almost vulgar" and "outdated"; how guitar pop had become "an almost irrelevant medium".

The aim is to deeply expound how to use the dynamical laws of marine ecological system to perfectly reflect the operating rules of marine ecosystems.

Bach (17th century) explicitly mentions the "Kotel ha-Ma'aravi" when expounding how one could encounter the ruins of the Temple before the ruins of Jerusalem.

He expounds how Nunavut's huskies can cover 40 miles a day, going for 10 or 12 hours on journeys lasting 60 days.

Not long before President Trump expounded on how "honorable" he finds China's Communist regime, my friend Ti-Anna Wang found herself and her 11-month-old baby in custody in the Hangzhou airport.

If I had decided to believe that story, then the post I wrote might have been about planning for inevitable downturns, and I could have expounded on how my cash management and backlog forecasting systems allowed me to ride out the dip without layoffs.

When asked if he really wanted to see the 9/11 terrorists tried in NYC, Jon's unequivocal answer was YES! Then he expounded on how tough New Yorkers were and would love to see these guys convicted and sentenced right here where it all happened.

During a fundraising round of golf at Ellon's McDonald Club for his local SNP branch, with The Independent on Sunday's political correspondent acting as his advisory caddy, Mr Salmond expounded on how the SNP has an advantage if this election produces a minority government – it has been here before.