Sentence examples for input not just from inspiring English sources

Musically too, you only need to look at the credits – with input not just from Grandmaster Flash but also from Nas and legendary music writer Nelson George – to know that Luhrmann's going to have got a lot of things right.

Added to that, making and implementing any decision requires input not just from me and my organisation, but the active involvement of other leaders in their organisations with their own priorities, teams and budgets.

The young entrepreneur is looking to create a virtual assistant for each user by having users input not just a profile of who they are, but what they do, and what they want to do in the future.

In preparing for Measure A, L.A. County has done as careful and thorough a needs assessment as this country has ever seen, mapping needs from the ground up, getting input not just from parks agencies, but also from residents through community meetings, and cataloging not only what is in parks — picnic areas, playing fields, restrooms — but also the condition of the parks and their facilities.

To those confronted with hard choices over new and emerging technologies that may have profound implications for environmental and public health, Kahan's advice is to seek input not just from like-minded people who share similar views but also from trusted sources who share an opposing view.

Use his input, not just his credit card.

Finally, the link between migration and UHC requires transdisciplinary research, as the question of how UHC can be made migrant-inclusive will need inputs not just from the public health and health systems perspective, but also from labor studies, political science, and international affairs, to name a few.

We find that the M100 latencies of the inferred pitch stimuli match those evoked by actual sinusoidal tones with the same frequencies, suggesting that inferred pitch is recovered by 100 ms and, moreover, that the M100 encodes computations performed over the input and not just transparent spectral properties of the stimulus.

At the end of the day I have to make the decisions, but I will make the decisions based on having heard a lot more input from everybody, not just a preconceived notion that I have in my head.

So you might want that input, too it's not just about residual values and whatnot; it's about pleasure.

"In my case... it's been very helpful in having input that's not just 'we pay you some money for some project'--it's been more than that," says Prichard.