Sentence examples for one further way from inspiring English sources

When you have finished pulling out, the incar has ceased to exist altogether.[8] One further way of being a permissivist is by permitting a multitude of parts of ordinary objects that we are not naturally inclined to judge them to have.

Yet they are handicapped in one further way: whatever they pretend, they are not in fact structured like businesses at all.

This is another respect in which Britain is more like the Nordics than like America: some 70% of its poorest sons escaped from poverty within a generation.The Nordic countries are distinctive in one further way: the sons born at the bottom (into the poorest fifth) earn roughly the same as those born a rung above them (the second-poorest fifth).

One further important way in which equivalent metabolites from different sources were noted to differ was by simple structural errors in their representation, such as incorrect bonding or missing functional groups.

The tricky thing is that as one moves further way from representational pieces towards abstract pieces, assessing the work becomes more challenging.

She sees Lucretia's marriage as happily secure, whereas Britten's Collatinus is a smugly proprietorial man, whose dreadful remarks that his violated wife should be "forgiven" for what she has "given" are one further step on the way to her destruction.

The CBI's deputy director general, Katja Hall, went one further, calling it "a one-way ticket to uncertainty and there is no return".

Either way, Coler suggests that novelty records must tick one further box.

Further one way ANOVA tests on risky gambling scores showed significant group differences (F (2, 48) = 9.20, p <.001 r =.41).

Further, the one way analysis of variance (ANOVA) was performed to test whether the means of the calculated and predicted ratings are similar to each other.

One way to further improve the performance of IPRM algorithm for this signal is to divide it into two parts successively and find the polynomial orders for the resulting sub-intervals, separately.