Sentence examples for in light of materials from inspiring English sources

Many people who've dined there report similar instances of Baehrel's mentioning earlier or later seatings — highly improbable, in light of materials, labor, energy, and the likelihood of, say, a bus of Japanese tourists travelling to Greene County for a twenty-course dinner starting at 11 p.m. Anyway, when I visited, Baehrel said he did "less and less as I get older.

Indeed, at the recent Leipzig International Bach Conference, which brought together experts from around the world as part of Bach Year 2000, the city's commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the composer's death, Bach's personality was pondered anew in light of material discovered of late in Kiev, Ukraine.

In light of this, materials scientists have the opportunity to develop bioactive materials for stem cell culture that elicit specific cellular responses.

Individual production: Participants were asked to document up to 5 priorities for the PtDA on their worksheets, in light of the materials they reviewed.

"We are currently assessing whether the content of the programme can assist us as part of any ongoing investigations or indeed whether any new inquiries should be launched in light of the material that has been broadcast.

The chapter ends by returning to the previous exercise, asking readers to reconsider their initial responses in light of the material from this chapter.

"We are currently assessing whether the content of the programme can assist us as part of any ongoing investigations or indeed whether any new inquiries should be launched in light of the material that has been broadcast," he said.

Supt Danny Long said: "We are currently assessing whether the content of the programme can assist us as part of any ongoing investigations or indeed whether any new inquiries should be launched in light of the material that has been broadcast".

In light of source material that's this good, so much of the movie's plainly made-up dialogue feels wasteful; the movie's weaker lines—"I was supposed to be Time Magazine's Man of the Year," Jobs tells Hoffman at one point verge on sacrilege.

The final charges the panel will consider will be determined in light of this new material.

"We're a bit more cautious about the second half" in light of higher raw material prices and delays in European cost-cutting, the company's chief executive, Michael Treschow, said.