Sentence examples for stage in a more from inspiring English sources

It can be – see reading groups and literary festivals – the focus of a good night out, or the first provocative stage in a more serious process.

Indeed, in London, where "Smelling a Rat" was first put on stage in a more caustic 1988 production directed by Mr. Leigh, references to "cockroaches in Colindale" drew a chuckle from the audience; not so in New York, a city unfamiliar with the faceless north London suburb that is Colindale.

In the UK, that unease has largely played out on the public stage in a more peaceable manner, in the debate over "British values" and the recent Trojan horse schools affair.

However, safer and more user-friendly insulin preparations could be used at an earlier stage in a more advantageous manner to aid patients in achieving glucose control.

Note: If you wish you'd caught "Wow" when it was workshopped in Brooklyn, Diebes says a refined -- but still experimental -- version will be staged in a "more traditional opera venue" down the line.

Open Court has demonstrated an alternative model; one that ensures new writing makes it to the stage, albeit in a more ad hoc fashion than usual.

Silica speeds up the primary stage, resulting in a more narrow lamellar thickness distribution.

After adjustment for age and stage, living in a more deprived area was significantly associated with decreased odds of receiving surgery (OR 0.85; 95% CI 0.80 0.91) and RT (OR 0.91; 95% CI 0.88 0.94).

This oversight, by smokers and their doctors alike, has important implications, because TB in smokers in this society was found at a later stage or in a more serious condition than in those who had never smoked, leading to the higher mortality rate [ 1].

Eleo Pomare, one of the documentary's most charming and incisive speakers, took urban streets to the stage in a much more raw way in dances like his 1966 "Blues for the Jungle" than Mr. McKaye had in 1951 in "Games".

But with MSL, the parachute is only the first stage in a much more complex landing process.