Sentence examples for illustrated very from inspiring English sources

I thought I'd quickly return to it, because it illustrated very neatly some of the problems with that NIMBY favourite: why don't we build more on brownfield land?

This is illustrated very clearly by examining a change in Of Pandas and People, the intelligent design creationist textbook that figured centrally in Kitzmiller v. Dover (Lebo 2008).

The Senate committee unearthed internal emails about from Backpage.com that illustrated very lax screening practices.

This need is illustrated very clearly by the following quote: This conflict of information was diabolical.

However, the hospitals varied in theoretically important respects and illustrated very different conditions for introducing and developing caseload midwifery.

The results obtained on simulated and real data sets illustrated very well the usefulness of these graphical tools to further explore the relationships between two omics data sets.

If you just talk and you don't illustrate, very little of it gets retained, whereas illustrations help the patient to link the information to something else in their brain and they're more likely to remember it.

Both, previously unknown, illustrate very different aspects of Devoll's art.

Bobby Duffy, managing director of public affairs at Ipsos Mori, said the survey "illustrates very clearly that the idea of there being a 'war' between generations is very far from the day-today reality for most people.

"What that illustrates very clearly is a kid who is prepared to say almost anything that the district attorney wants to hear," Mr. Moore, the lawyer for Mr. Wise, had argued.

"It illustrates very dramatically what should have happened at I.P.N. and what didn't happen at I.P.N.," said Seth A. Miller, a lawyer with the firm Collins, Dobkin & Miller, which represents the tenant association as well as the tenants in the lawsuit.