Sentence examples for implement far more from inspiring English sources

Atmosphir says that the current iteration is just a foundation, and that it plans to implement far more functionality including multiplayer support, which it says it can seamlessly push to every user's client through an integrated updating system.

However, given the extensive data available electronically in the EHR and the logic capabilities of a modern DSS, it may become practical to implement far more complex models than those traditionally used in clinical practice.

Main results Hospital electronic health record applications are being developed and implemented far more slowly than was originally envisioned; the top-down, standardised approach has needed to evolve to admit more variation and greater local choice, which hospital trusts want in order to support local activity.

But in early June, when Lucent realized it needed to cut thousands more, it implemented a far more generous and voluntary program called 5/5.

Unfortunately with the bitter partisanship in today's Washington it's hard to imagine the Republicans in Congress giving President Obama the power to implement even his far more modest governmental reorganization plan before next November's elections.

Compared to the centrally-planned and district hospital implemented vaccination program strategy, the strategy that was planned and implemented with local LHWs was far more effective and successful.

But Serie A clubs, in partnership with local and national governments, will need to do far, far more, including implementing desperately overdue stadium upgrades and helping to insure fan safety in and around matches, before Juventus' run at the Champions League trophy is seen as representative of the Italian football landscape rather than an aberration from it.

In doing so, he suggests that meeting the challenge of climate change requires far more than implementing the right policies and making minor adjustments in our lifestyles.

This concept -- which is similar to the recent white paper from Karen Cator, Carrie Schneider and Tom Vander Ark on competency-based teacher preparation and development -- could lead to a teaching workforce that's far more comfortable implementing blended learning in their classrooms because they've experienced it in their own learning.

Yahoo is holding out for a different technical standard that is potentially more powerful, but far more difficult to implement.

But those are far more simple to implement and have already been shown in smaller theaters, so deaf folks don't need to worry — they haven't been forgotten.