Sentence examples for more parsing from inspiring English sources

No more parsing every tweet lest it heralds the end of civilization.

But the fact remains: Apple's MacBook Pro line requires more parsing on the part of the consumer today than it did yesterday.

De Torres, a decade or more younger than Coulton and the Hold Steady, is a natural Artist 2.0: he happily spends two hours a day or more parsing notes from teenagers who tell him "your work totally got me through some rough times".

The Turkish side's position needs a little more parsing.

We're going to need better, and more encryption with more open-source technology along with even more minds parsing the code to ferret out the weaknesses.

Under the requirements, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac must provide more frequent and detailed financial disclosures, including a monthly report that should more clearly parse out their purchases of subprime loans.

This makes it more complex to parse, but more expressive, and it more closely reflects what is currently stored in log files.

Although CDC had also noted increases in Boston and New York City, Olson says his more carefully parsed data show "massive increases" that look "mild" in the CDC regional data.

Diabetes and cancer, for example, are categorized into only two severity groups, although the prognostic impact of disease severity can be more finely parsed.

MRSS was run using a depth threshold of 10, meaning only regions with a combined depth between all samples of 10 or more were parsed to DESeq for further analysis.

Studies of adults have more extensively parsed health effects by specific types of violence experienced in intimate relationships, including a consideration of the different violence types (physical, sexual, and non-physical abuse) recommended for assessment by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [ 18- 20].