Sentence examples for of how first from inspiring English sources

It is a brutally accurate and succinct description of how first southern Democrats and then southern Republicans (and then, it must be added, Bill Clinton) wove appeals to racial hostility into the very fabric of their policy agendas.

Yet, much about the psychology of how first impressions are made remains mysterious; consequently it's hard to know what to do.

In spite of these developments the problem of how first to get the data in has received scant attention: the established approach of pre-defined readers and programming aids has changed little in the last two decades.

Therefore a concrete example is provided of how first principles computations can contribute directly to improve the design tools of advanced nuclear fuels, e.g. the predictions reveal a limited effect of oxygen on the thermo-mechanical performance of nitride fuels under fast breeder reactor (FBR) normal operating conditions.

Keep in mind that these changes only scratch the surface of how first to file is overhauling the patent system.

As part of this "Global Compassion Summit," Ramanathan spoke on a climate change panel of how First World investment could enable the bottom billion to help save the planet by entirely skipping the fossil-fuel step on the path from wood-burning energy to solar energy.

The standard was generally high and the process provided an intense and fascinating overview of how first-time directors the world over are forced to use (usually decrepit) architecture as their set, and usually to tell stories about the aftermath of political upheavals, the angst of being a teenager (or a woman or both) and the fears of becoming like your parents.

The story was told and retold of how Twentieth Century Fox had doubted the chances of Star Wars, and of Lucas using that to negotiate a large share of the merchandising rights for himself.

Wealthy nations have been slow to commit the money necessary for debt relief, and the World Bank has insisted on an intensive review of how third-world countries will use money made available when debt is forgiven.

This paper provides an example of how first-year pre-service teachers (PSTs) were introduced to KAL at both the grammatical and the discourse levels, as part of an introductory unit on spoken language.

The notion of a moral consideration's "strength," whether put forward as part of a metaphysical picture of how first-order considerations interact in fact or as a suggestion about how to go about resolving a moral conflict, should not be confused with the bottom-line determination of whether one consideration, and specifically one duty, overrides another.