Sentence examples for since elaborate from inspiring English sources

Baseball has come a long way since elaborate buzzer schemes were used to steal signs.

Since elaborate social legislation was enacted in 1912 and 1929, Uruguay has been recognized for its advanced welfare programs, offering extensive subsidized health care and numerous benefits to the unemployed, low-wage workers, and the aged.

Those who oppose Murray's conclusions will undoubtedly consider them "simplistic," since elaborate and even convoluted arguments are considered signs of sophistication, rather than desperate expedients to try to salvage a position contrary to plain facts and plain logic.

Mr. Edwards, who has maintained his innocence since he was indicted in October, has since elaborated, saying he was a sinner but not a criminal.

[Editor's note: Ventilla has since elaborated that that number was a hypothetical and AltSchool is a ways off from understanding the market and setting the price.].

Quinn has since elaborated in a post on Medium, saying that in her view, "brand can in itself be a core network effect," with "community and content" giving it defensibility.

The divergent sources present in Al-Kindî make their appearance again in his short treatise On Intellect.[8] Aristotle's Hellenistic commentators had long since elaborated on Book Three of his De anima, and discerned stages of cognition that the master had left too vague for their liking.

(A language-creation specialist has since elaborated on Martin's vocabulary for the TV version of his fantasy epic).

He has since elaborated, claiming that "for the amount of money Hillary Clinton would like to spend on refugees, we could rebuild every inner city in America".

Hypotheses on the evolution of genes duplicated by whole genome duplication (WGD), segmental or local events were proposed in 1970 by Ohno [ 5] and models for the evolution of these duplicated genes have since been elaborated.

Possibly for the first time since the elaborate but often illegible opening capital letters of medieval illuminated manuscripts, font designers didn't have to worry about readability and reproducibility.