Sentence examples for occasional input from inspiring English sources
At the Manshun, as Murphy had named it, he was making "This Is Happening," which comes out this month, by himself, with occasional input from his bandmates.
Temporal variations are caused by the occasional input of moisture; this allows the vegetation to grow for only a short period before arid conditions resume.
In his second trial, he was careful to modify his position, saying that he had occasional input into allocations, but the final decisions were made by others.
It's supposed to be a conversation, right, about how they're making Windows 7. The blog will primarily be written by two senior project managers, along with occasional input from the rest of the Windows 7 team.
We met behind closed doors between November 21 and December 4, with occasional input from Republican and Democratic leadership.
Student supervision was the responsibility of these pharmacy preceptors, but with occasional input from facility staff.
Even though Iran still may receive occasional inputs for its short-range missiles, "Director of National Intelligence DNII) James Clapper stated during a February 11 , 2014 Senate Armed Services Committee hearing that Iran is not currently receiving assistance with its ICBM program".
The sites are characterised by background sedimentation from shallow standing water (brackish to hypersaline) and occasional fluvial input (Saliña Tam) behind a barrier of coral rubble.
A PCT in the East of England previously made these decisions by means of a 'cluster group' consisting largely of chief executives, finance directors, and occasional clinical input from both the PCT and the local major acute trust (hospital).
In the semi-arid warm temperate South Africa, the Gamtoos estuary experiences a full salinity gradient maintained by irregular but relatively frequent freshwater pulses, whereas the Kromme estuary is euhaline throughout its extent and receives only occasional freshwater inputs when the storage reservoir six km upstream overtops.
This consideration discounts the evolutionary importance of occasional energy inputs such as impact bombardment, atmospheric electric discharges, and shock waves.
