Sentence examples for other details needed from inspiring English sources

Other details needed handling, providing my first, metallic taste of the kind of chores that come with adulthood.

The resulting automatically generated message would have all the images and other details needed to make a spoof look authentic.

Importantly, the study has provided valuable knowledge concerning the RSA set-up, exposure settings, CT-protocol, patient-positioning and other details needed in order to apply dynamic RSA with bone-models in clinical use for evaluation of hip kinematics.

But the person said many other details needed to be worked out that would affect how much money changed hands.

Major global brands have gone from ignoring the LGBT community to bending over backwards to hire ad agencies, form advisory boards and find partners to understand the shopping habits, media consumption and other details needed to sell products and services with a distinctly gay theme.

The bill now returns to the House, where related tax provisions and other details need to be worked out.

Yes, questions will be raised about the researchers' findings, or about the Darwinian rationale that appears to validate them, but these and other details need not detain us.

What other details need to be included in the history of your business for a complete picture?

But bank representatives must educate customers that they will need to switch to a private, direct message, or perhaps to another mode of communication, like phoning a call center, if account information or other details are needed to address the issue - or, if the problem requires more than Twitter's 140-character limit.

The face is keenly real if still visibly textured; no one captures the play of light on aging flesh like Rembrandt, but he abbreviated or omitted other details as needed, keeping the reality of paint and process and the reality of his subject equally before the viewer in a way that still feels innovative and even proto-modern.

Other than the structural details needed to sail, stock and arm the Mary Rose, she was also equipped with flags, banners and streamers (extremely elongated flags that were flown from the top of the masts) that were either painted or gilded.