Sentence examples for several deliberate from inspiring English sources

American officials believe that they have sensed several deliberate signals from Cairo that Mr. Nasser's successors prefer negotiations to resump tion of warfare with Israel.

The dancer, dressed in a fanciful Regency outfit designed by Mary Katrantzou, gets up from her orange fibreglass chair (one of several deliberate incongruities) and struts her stuff.

Agent Van Kleeff, in his affidavit, said the information could not have been downloaded accidentally because doing so involved several deliberate steps.

This is a UV-induced mutant derived from PAO6049 (Hohnadel et al., 1986), which is a methionine auxotroph derived from PAO1 (Rella et al., 1985) following several deliberate and spontaneous mutational events.

Mr Robertson said the actions of Lord Parker and his successor, Lord Widgery, in holding back the evidence that Ms Keeler had perjured herself in a separate trial were part of several deliberate acts of wrongdoing by judges which meant that Mr Ward should be posthumously exonerated.

The novella is notable for tackling a vampire theme decades before Le Fanu's countryman Bram Stoker wrote Dracula (which contains several deliberate echoes of Carmilla) and presenting an eroticised view of predatory female friendship which earns it a place on the list of early (if veiled) depictions of same-sex relationships in literature.

Nevertheless, a symbolic rather than alimentary significance was designed from several taphonomic investigations, demonstrating various deliberate actions for removing wings, feathers and talons from raptors of different sizes.

The DSMB for the Women's Health Initiative Clinical Trials, on observing early indication of a surprising adverse cardiovascular effect of post-menopausal hormones, spent several years deliberating what recommendations it should make.

This effect is deliberate: Several of the stories revolve around pregnancy, which Hunt describes in terms at once visceral and necromantic as a fetus sucking the bone marrow out of its mother, for instance.

This effect is deliberate: Several of the stories revolve around pregnancy, which Hunt describes in terms at once visceral and necromantic as a fetus sucking the bone marrow out of its mother, for instance.

OSCE observers described the vote as "flawed", including "several cases of deliberate falsification of results".