Sentence examples for for developing a coherent from inspiring English sources
Both groups were responsible for developing a coherent, pan-European strategy for the brand they represented.
It represents a starting point for developing a coherent approach and theory of NP architecture design.
Don't forget, in addition to mapping out the Final Solution, Hitler was responsible for developing a coherent system of social security and health insurance in Germany.
In her objective assessment of the multitude of recent films about Hitler, Julie Salamon writes, "Don't forget, in addition to mapping out the Final Solution, Hitler was responsible for developing a coherent system of social security and health insurance in Germany".
One fundamental problem for developing a coherent view of Parmenides' philosophical achievement has been how to understand the relation between the two major phases of the goddess' revelation.
Because the SOS response is a genetic repair pathway that works in conjuction with other cellular repair pathways, a proper understanding of the SOS response is important for developing a coherent theory of mutation-propagation that will be useful for understanding the emergence of antibiotic drug resistance in bacteria, and cancer in multicellular organisms [2] [4].
Not enough time is allowed for each convention to establish itself, preventing the dancers from developing a coherent account of their characters.
We suggest that the physicochemical approach will prove useful in formulating hypotheses for future work aimed at developing a coherent, unpretentious and practical understanding of mechanisms involved in renal acid base regulation.
Because the three owners could veto each other on many decisions, the company was slow in developing a coherent strategy for adapting to big changes.
But then being angry about Iraq takes a lot less effort than developing a coherent programme for making life better at home.
This work aims at developing a coherent framework for resource accounting to support the evaluation of alternatives for production and consumption activities.
