Sentence examples for insert much from inspiring English sources

While the prosecution tried to insert much of that anonymous evidence in its case, the rules dictate that such material can be used only if its sources are disclosed to the judges and the defense.

Although he was seemingly hesitant to insert much of his personal life in his work, Ashman's identity nevertheless came through.

He uses the format of the one-sided dialogue to narrate the last months of Beethoven's life, quoting relatively little of the notebooks themselves but inserting much biographical fact and plausible fiction.

That debate concerns whether introns were present at the very beginning of life (the so-called "intron-early theory"), or were inserted much later in previously uninterrupted coding sequences (intron-late).

Pseudomonas produce Vitamin B12 by the aerobic pathway, whereas Propionibacteria use the anaerobic one, which differs from the first in that the cobalt ion is inserted much earlier, at the precorrin-2 intermediate.

But insert pretty much any other group of people instead of "Muslims", and the statement would be true.

I don't think that happens in …" his voice trails off, but frankly you could insert pretty much any classical venue at the end of the sentence.

For instance in this work the individual bristles of the PVC bottle brush insert were much finer than the ~7 mm silicone tubing used for other bPBR inserts.

Physical distractions (oh look, it's a Lego/book/cat/brother/sock -- insert pretty much any given noun).

Jobs did not insert himself much into the creative process, respecting the artists at Pixar and instead managing the relationship with Disney.

Interestingly, cells emigrated onto the BNC insert showed much lower levels of collagen type I mRNA than those on the cartilage surface, possibly indicating a stabilization of the chondrocyte phenotype upon contact with the BNC.