Sentence examples for more fully how to from inspiring English sources
Proponents of this idea need to indicate more fully how to manage the tangled implications of dividing up all parts of Commons legislation along distinct national lines.
To understand more fully how a genome works we therefore need to build one to try to elucidate the role of this 98% "junk DNA".
More research on surveillance and biomonitoring is needed to understand more fully how reductions in air toxics related to specific health effects.
On a day when the White House came under increasing political pressure from Democrats to explain more fully how the passage about Iraq's attempts to buy uranium got into the State of the Union address, Mr. Blair's presence here helped the administration's effort to shift attention to the broader question of whether the world is better off with Mr. Hussein gone.
It is also critical for officials to explain more fully how they eliminated the many other people with access to the material.
Years later, I came to understand more fully how my father and others like him had tried to protect our nation's moral integrity, but at the time Kerry was the only person who made it seem possible to be a patriot and a war objector both.
It will be useful to clarify more fully how sterols are distributed among fungi and sister taxa [36] and to determine if these biochemical characters have additional phylogenetic relevance.
The goal is to build on knowledge of sex differences in various systems to understand more fully how sex differences impact the entire organism.
To understand more fully how the expression of Spcdc25 caused clear phenotypic changes in Arabidopsis roots we examined the extent to which the expression of this gene caused alterations in global gene expression occurring in the transformed seedlings.
Foster hoped that their similarities would allow her to answer more fully how abortion affects women's mental health and emotional states.
By using his unusual source material only to provide geographical reference points for a conventional military narrative, Schecter misses the opportunity to investigate more fully how the documents that Washington evidently treasured shaped his thoughts and actions.
