Sentence examples for making in more from inspiring English sources

Obama mostly made the same general appeal he was making in more diverse and liberal parts of the country, with a few perfunctory detours along the way.

Why not explore his sense of betrayal and her pragmatic decision making in more depth?

Structural learning and uncertainty over different structures have even been reported to explain human decision making in more complex sequential decision tasks that have previously been interpreted as exposing suboptimal behaviour on the part of the human decision makers [53].

Conclusion The practice of laboratory tests during the RRT sessions seems useful since it could impact clinical decision making in more than one-third of sessions.

A qualitative study will investigate women's experiences of the decision making in more depth, and an economic evaluation from the perspective of the NHS will be conducted.

Qualitative research methods will be used in order to explore aspects of the interventions and women's experiences of the decision making in more depth.

But arrests have been made in more recent corruption cases.

Some points, however, could have been made in more detail.

The bureau lists showed DNA matches could not be made in more than 30 cases.

History was being made – in more ways than one – with 4,285,323 people registered to vote.

In the mid-19th century, opaline was made in more vivid colours, in imitation of Bohemian glass.