Sentence examples for providing a whole from inspiring English sources

"The intelligence is good... we'll be providing a whole lot of information, he said.

The ONS says its new regular well-being release will help businesses, households and policymakers in the UK make better-informed decisions by providing a whole "dashboard" of indicators on the state of the economy.

It came across well as a television spectacle, with Sky introducing and relishing several new gizmos including Spidercam and Refcam – the latter providing a whole new angle on dissent – and on Sunday night's evidence the atmosphere in the Etihad Stadium was excellent.

It's vaguely rooted in scripted reality but, essentially, the trio are just gleefully messing around with "the coolest tech, the weirdest weapons and the craziest escapes", having plenty of fun and providing a whole series worth of geek catnip into the bargain.

Sony's also providing a whole bunch of middleware to developers (provided you're an "approved" developer) to make developing actual, compelling less a technical challenge than a creative one.

We also show that this information can be displayed like a color frequency map that can be superimposed to the video sequence providing a whole description of the analyzed sequence.

PET/CT is useful for evaluation of metastatic disease, providing a whole-body evaluation in one session and also for assessment of treatment response.

The main value of [I]MIBG scan in the management of children with neuroblastoma is in providing a whole-body depiction of the extent of disease, both at staging, in the evaluation of response to chemotherapy and at the end of treatment (Fig. 18).

Therefore, our study confirms that F-FDG PET/CT can define more lesions than conventional imaging methods by providing a whole-body metabolic condition and morphological abnormality; thereby, it can serve as a sensitive tool in assessing organ involvement and disease distribution.

They provided "a whole package that was just flawless".

And flashlights, it turns out, don't provide a whole lot of light.