Sentence examples for further to satisfy from inspiring English sources

"As an artist, you have to reach a little bit further to satisfy your own creative yearnings, but you can't reach too far".

Despite the foraging advantages that gibbons gain from their energy-efficient brachiation, this positive association of home range with group size is consistent with patterns seen more widely across other primates, where larger groups will deplete food sources in discrete patches more rapidly so must range further to satisfy these greater energy requirements [ 66– 66].

Legislators will have to make further amendments to satisfy the watchdog panel or the bill will be sent to the Expediency Council for arbitration.

And in a further effort to satisfy different parties and communities, the number of deputy prime ministers may be increased.

But councillors on Cardiff Council's planning committee agreed that the application was unfit for approval yesterday and deferred it back to officers for further amendments to satisfy local concerns.

However, the governing body is seeking further details to satisfy its newly introduced fit and proper person report.

Suppose that the utility function is further confined to satisfy (4).

Next up, in addition to further testing to satisfy the FDA, is investigating how to integrate sensors with the fibers, to measure blood glucose levels, pH and other indicators of how the healing process is going.

Non-deterministic system inputs modelled by both imprecise random and interval fields have been incorporated, so the applicability of the structural reliability analysis scheme can be further promoted to satisfy the intricate demand of modern engineering application.

Although three-dimensional (3-D) porous regenerated silk scaffolds with outstanding biocompatibility, biodegradability and low inflammatory reactions have promising application in different tissue regeneration, the mechanical properties of regenerated scaffolds, especially suture retention strength, must be further improved to satisfy the requirements of clinical applications.

We first notice a DFT matrix since it meets the second constraint and notably its column-reduced form constructs a transmit null at a certain direction angle ϕ relative to the array broadside (see Figure 2a), which is further expected to satisfy the first constraint using null steering from ϕ to ϕ ̂ (see Figure 2b).