Sentence examples for more fully through from inspiring English sources
To extend the power of the Oval Office, the president has also already signaled that he intends to try to leverage his authority more fully through executive actions that do not require Congressional approval.
Based on the analysis, I argue that the significance of genre-based learning can be captured more fully through observing how learners recontextualize their genre awareness in their writing.
Miss Veldhuis and her dancers presented three works: "Saskatchewan Legend," "Two Faces of Eve," and "Sea of Life". Each showed A glimpse of an idea that was good in itself and should have been explored more fully through the actual choreography.
We expect to elaborate the concept more fully through subsequent qualitative case study work.
These connections originated or were developed more fully through the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences NIEHS Centerer for Ecogenetics and Environmental Health's town meeting, "Voices for Healthy Environments, Healthy Communities," held in Seattle, Washington in September 2000.
And I am no longer uncomfortable telling New Yorkers with fanatical career drives that I move more slowly -- yet more fully -- through each day.
It's bursting with ideas about present and future as well as past, even if some are much more fully worked through than others.
The approach assumes not that one concocts events not recorded in the Bible, but that some passages can be more fully appreciated through one's imagination, which the Christian believes is, after all, a gift from God. (Rev).
A university spokesperson told The Huffington Post that the naming freeze is being put in place so the new education initiatives can be more fully processed through four cycles of students who can recognize the school's history -- including its darker parts.
This consultation aims to support adequate consideration of children's issue into the national SEDP, so that the rights of children can be more fully achieved through the national development process.
A collection less full might have served Kiely more fully -- because through the ramble and remembering of the better ones a stab of emotion makes itself felt, the more pungently for having been so distracted.
