Sentence examples for refinements by from inspiring English sources
However, her call for the measure to be implemented fairly, meaning not hurting the so-called "asset-rich, income poor", has been followed by refinements by Ed Balls.
Countless refinements by various automakers made the V-8 the engine of choice for everything from svelte Formula One racers to hulking S.U.V.'s.
With refinements, by the mid-1970's, the experiment started counting solar neutrinos, but only one-third as many as predicted.
It is based on visions that members believe were granted by God to the movement's founder, Abraham Vereide, and on subsequent refinements by Douglas Coe, Vereide's successor and the movement's current head, and other Family leaders.
While it has been subjected to some refinements by Revenue & Customs – including clarifying the definition of a "bank" – the government is determined to press on with the payroll tax on bonuses and made clear it intends to clamp down on any avoidance techniques, such as deferring payments beyond the tax year.
The quality of the obtained data allows for full structure refinements by the Rietveld method.
Conducted with considerable refinement by Christian Curnyn, the opera is for the most part finely sung.
For this dessert I give them a little refinement by cooking them until they caramelize, adding some lemon juice for balance.
A Mossad document, dated 28 September 2010 and sent to South African intelligence, deals with a possible shipment to Iran of yellowcake, necessary for uranium refinement, by an Armenian broker.
His able assistant, Sam Stewart, played with tomboyish refinement (by an actress named, yes, Honeysuckle Weeks), has been doing his typing and making one mistake after another.
In his great essay "On Classical Political Philosophy," Strauss emphasizes the continuity between pre-philosophic political speech and its refinement by classical political philosophy.
