Sentence examples for more explicitly during from inspiring English sources

Romney defended the financial establishment even more explicitly during an interview with CBS affiliate WBTV in Charlotte, N.C., following a lively protest of Bank of America's annual shareholders' meeting.

And his crimes were even more explicitly exposed by Mikhail Gorbachev during the late 80's.

"They've effectively hung a sign saying, 'Business as usual, come on in.' " Mr. Bradley faulted Mr. Gore more explicitly for not taking bold steps during these prosperous times toward immediate and full health care for everyone or being more aggressive about gun control.

We have now removed the emphasis on plausible biological significance in the impact statement and more explicitly clarified the coupling of order parameters, which occurs during osmotic equilibration in giant vesicles.

However, to investigate the role of patients during consultations, future research studies should focus more explicitly on patients' contribution to quality of doctor-patient communication.

The motor pathways, or more explicitly the neuromuscular system, are intimately involved in maintaining skeletal muscle function during fatiguing exercise.

Future studies could investigate this more explicitly (e.g., through talk-aloud protocols or questionnaires about strategy development during the problem task).

The New American Cinema expanded during the 1960s to reflect the cultural transformations of the era, more explicitly taking on such themes as feminism, gay and Lesbian sexuality, and multicultural ethnicity.

Earlier in the day, during an appearance on "Live with Kelly and Ryan," Trudeau spoke more explicitly about where he and Trump disagree. .

More explicitly the sex AND the food.

Mr. Gorchov was most visible during the second half of the 1970's, when he, Bill Jensen and others started pushing American abstract painting away from Minimalist austerity toward something more explicitly expressionistic.