Sentence examples for process inspires from inspiring English sources

Let's just say that little about the drug-testing process inspires confidence.

Win or lose, almost everyone who undergoes the process uses similar terms to describe it -- "It's disgusting," said a parent whose son had just gotten rejected from Princeton -- and yet, for all the fear and loathing the process inspires, everyone buys into it.

The fact that a few proteins among the unmatched protein lists are truly relevant to the cell cycle process inspires an interesting idea that the system analysis of dynamic networks should be done to reveal groups of critical proteins with the same or relative functional roles in the dynamic mechanism.

This process inspired me to continue constructing more puzzles.

How much do you tend to plan out and how much do you leave to the organic process inspired by how the players use the tools of the game?

Not Lost is Mow's satirical response to the Department for Work and Pensions' "shoddy" information-gathering process, inspired by her own experience of sending her financial details – a requirement of receiving her out-of-work sickness benefits for bipolar disorder – only for it to be "lost" in the system.

Founded in 2009 and, at the time, the first distillery to open in London since 1820, Sipsmith – which prides itself on its use of copper stills and its "one-shot" production process – inspired a wave of new micro-distilleries, such as Slingsby, Cotswolds, Anno Kent and Forest.

A Violence of Gifts, scored for orchestra, chorus, baritone and soprano soloist is a collaboration with the poet Owen Sheers that bears witness to a creative process inspired by everything from Haydn's The Creation and Holst's The Planets to Bowden and Sheers's visit to CERN and the latest thinking on quantum and cosmic space-time.

On Saturday, Neta Dance Company will present a work in process inspired by the poetry of Neruda, and for the Sunday show, the performance artist Michal Samama has created a collage of dances by fellow-artists such as Netta Yerushalmy and Rebecca Patek.

Complaints about delays as well as missed pick-ups, overly complicated routes and an arduous application process inspired some members of the 60-Plus program at the 92nd Street Y to initiate a campaign this month to improve Access-A-Ride.

After more than 100 attempts at getting the fried chicken just right, Mr. McInnis finally settled on a process inspired by Mr. Kunkel's Grandma Llewellyn: brining the bird for 27 hours, dredging it in cayenne-spiced flour and then frying it.