Sentence examples for refined much from inspiring English sources
Refined uranium can be used to fuel nuclear power plants – Iran's stated goal – but also provide the fissile core of an atomic bomb if refined much further.
Western diplomats said any new deal would have to be updated to take into account Iran's increased holdings of low-enriched uranium, which can be used to build bombs if refined much further.
Low-enriched uranium is used to fuel nuclear power plants, Iran's stated goal, but can also provide material for bombs if refined much further, which the West has feared may have been Iran's latent goal.
Epistemological doctrines established in the 17th century[ 28], applied and refined much later in psychological and educational research, may provide explanatory models for these findings.
Giving different players different experiences isn't exactly new territory for Nintendo — games that took advantage of GBA/Gamecube cable come to mind — but the concept seems so much more refined, so much richer now.
Lead is refined in much the same way, with compressed air blown into a molten lead bath and the major impurities of tin, antimony, and arsenic oxidizing in that order, rising to the surface as skims and being scraped off.
A handful of new projects -- the tip of a residential building boom that has transformed the downtown area in recent years -- have reaffirmed the city's commitment to a style of architecture it basically invented in the late 19th century and refined for much of the 20th century into the "less is more" buildings that dominate through their powerful forms and ingenious construction.
Mr. Bush has said that the area of focus will include just 1.5 million acres of the 19 million-acre refuge, but Ms. Norton refined that much further, saying the impact of any oil production would be limited to about 2,000 acres.
Initial approximations based on approximate methods are refined using much higher levels of theory.
When the chocolate is refined as much as possible, add in spices.
To grow enough corn to refine that much ethanol would take as much as 2.5 trillion gallons -- more than all the water from the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta that now goes to Southern California cities and to Central Valley farmers.
