Sentence examples for expressed for more from inspiring English sources

Alan Safron Woodcliff Lake, N.J., May 10 , 2008• To the Editor: It is conventional wisdom that politicians lie in their pandering efforts to win votes, and desire is universally expressed for more truth-telling at election time.

However, across sectors a considerable need is expressed for "more information or regulatory guidance" on using and applying these methods.

Strong preferences were expressed for more detailed (as opposed to simpler) reports and for tabular reports rather than prose; most preferred was a detailed tabular report accompanied by a radiologist's comment [31].

In a study published earlier this year in the journal Clinical Epigenetics, Linus Pauling Institute researchers found that it might work through epigenetics -- the term for how factors like diet and toxins can affect our genetic codes and the way our genes are "expressed". For more on that research, click here.

Wishes were also expressed for more information about why a medicine was sometimes withdrawn.

342 proteins were identified, out of which, 69 proteins were found to be differentially expressed for more than 1.5-fold.

President-elect Donald Trump has expressed support for more aggressive policing tactics.

Even before Mr. Moskowite's victory, two of the five county supervisors had expressed support for more development.

Mr. Gardiner, who met separately with the town officials, accompanied by Mr. Attonito, expressed support for more restrictive zoning.

For decades, populations in the Middle East have expressed demands for more jobs, better housing conditions, more independent press and less arbitrary practices.

Merkel, in typical fashion, has expressed support for more vigorous action to end the crisis, while holding back on pressing specific measures.