Sentence examples for further liberate from inspiring English sources

The News said Mr. Bush intended to aid the poor, guarantee the future of Social Security and, by cutting taxes, "further liberate the American people and make the government less like a shadow that follows everyone everywhere".

He turned "Nosferatu" into an inventory of entries and exits, of trajectories in which the frame was explored in unexpectedly eloquent ways; and in doing so, he further liberated movies from their theatrical mind-set.

"It felt like she'd been rather further liberated.

One generation further back, liberated from child-rearing and not drowning in debt, the baby boomers seem less troubled.

But SwiftKey's custom layouts go further towards liberating the keyboard — by giving users more options for customising the position and layout of the keys.

Now is the time to liberate further wealth creation by focusing on investment in infrastructure, so that real growth can support future spending of all types and the necessary debt reduction.

We could also discuss quantitatively the role of other pathways which could either function as alternative redox sinks or which liberate further reducing equivalents implying an even larger flux through the Calvin cycle.

The hydroxyl radical is exceptionally reactive and damaging to cellular components, and, for instance, can liberate further Fe(II) from iron-sulphur centres and other iron-containing compounds such as ferritin (Arosio et al. 2009), thereby driving reaction (1) in an autocatalytic, runaway kind of reaction.

The reaction kinetics was monitored by measuring the volume of oxygen liberated at different time intervals until no further O2 was liberated.

On 27 July 2015 Semenya was liberated further when Dutee Chand won her landmark case at Cas.

If heated to 300 °C at any pressure from 0.6 to 9 GPa, aminoborane decomposes to H2 gas and chemically inert amorphous BN and does not further absorb the liberated hydrogen.