Sentence examples for he developed further from inspiring English sources

"We used to write revues together," says Frayn. "He was already developing his sketch as a clergyman which he developed further in Beyond The Fringe.

In Creation: An Appeal to Save Life on Earth (2006), he developed further the evolutionarily informed humanism he had earlier explored in On Human Nature.

He developed further interests in protein and, together with biochemist Alfred Mirsky, Pauling published a paper in 1936 on general protein structure.

Following his work on insulin he developed further methods for studying proteins, particularly the active centres of some enzymes, and in about 1960 took on the challenge of determining the order of bases in DNA, known as DNA sequencing.

His poems of The Man in the Black Coat Turns (1981) explore themes of male grief and the father-son connection that he developed further in Iron John and also The Maiden King: The Reunion of Masculine and Feminine (1999), written with Marion Woodman.

And in the increasingly ornate second half of the set, he introduces comparatively sudden, dramatic change in place of slow evolution: an approach that he developed further in "Koyaanisqatsi" and other scores of the early 1980s, and that has become his standard operating procedure.

As long as the patient is in the PCICU, potassium monitoring will be continued as per the PCICU protocol and the patient will be recruited for the study in case he develops further episodes of hypokalaemia.

The Discourse was published in 1750 and is mainly important because Rousseau used it to introduce themes that he then developed further in his later work, especially the natural virtue of the common person and the moral corruption fostered by the urge to distinction and excellence.

On follow up imaging he had developed further liver metastases, so was commenced on a long-acting somatostatin analogue (Lanreotide), for its anti-proliferative potential, and a tyrosine kinase inhibitor (Sunitinib) was thereafter added upon evidence of further radiological progression.

"I would never presume to finish my father's works for him because there are so many strands and threads and thoughts there that perhaps might have been developed further," he said.

Mr. Allende "showed signs of stagnation," he wrote in 1997, adding, "The people's movement had developed further than he had".