Sentence examples for need of elaboration from inspiring English sources

Both terms in the title of this article are in need of elaboration.

On the mixed to negative side, Joseph Stannard, in his review for Adventures in Modern Recording, opined The Age of Plastic "sounds like unfinished business, a series of good ideas in need of elaboration".

But he points out that standard causal explanations are equally in need of elaborations.

Cohen calls such background accounts 'elaborations' and he concedes that functional explanations are in need of elaborations.

The idea of a closed process remains in need of further elaboration.

Such attempts to shed light on the full significance of Dedekind's approach are initial forays, thus clearly in need of further elaboration.

"That's why there's a need of further elaboration from the commission.

Almost uniquely in pharmacology, drug safety assessment is driven by the need for elaboration and validation of methods for detecting drug actions.

So far so good; that very fact will help you focus on those parts of your project that still need a lot of elaboration.

"There's really no need for elaboration," Vanzetti adds.

As with just about everything they do, it suggests Noel Coward's oft-quoted point about the potency of cheap music, though it needs a bit of elaboration: in times as uneasy and fearful as ours, Coldplay's unlikely magic is about how context – and enormous popularity – can give outwardly shallow art a power it almost doesn't deserve.