Sentence examples for staging efforts from inspiring English sources
In three entirely different styles, the multitiered ballet required the staging efforts of four repetiteurs.
"What remains vexing is the lack of any indication of 'hold' and 'build' planning or staging efforts to complement ongoing clearing operations," the report concluded.
The clearest criticism of Pakistan's efforts to defeat Al-Qaeda and other militants from last week's White House Report on Afghanistan and Pakistan was the line, "... what remains vexing is the lack of any indication of 'hold' and 'build' planning or staging efforts to complement ongoing clearing operations.
In view of the current brain drain challenge, this development would complement clinical staging efforts of inexperienced health personnel currently manning most healthcare centres.
Optimizing the selection of patients and tailoring the radiation fields was associated with aggressive staging efforts that included using staging laparotomy for HL and even NHL.
It is imperative to develop simple, affordable and non-subjective disease monitoring tools to complement clinical staging efforts of inexperienced health personnel currently manning most healthcare centres because of brain drain.
By this stage, efforts to find consensus among almost 200 delegations had given way to bargaining sessions among smallish groups of countries behind closed doors.
As most of these are early stage efforts, the research projects will not see commercial use anytime soon, Dr. Johnson, of the Energy Department, acknowledged.
Still, Dan Braswell, a volunteer from Louisa County, northwest of Richmond, described a canvassing approach typical of a campaign's early stages of persuading voters rather than late-stage efforts to turn out votes.
Other Classic Stage efforts include special student matinees for high school students; a program called Classic Stages/New Visions that presents new works on classic themes; Saturday symposiums at which scholars talk about topics related to a current Classic Stage play; and Tuesday Talks, at which the actors and designers meet with the audience after a show.
Moreover, the larger the first-stage effort gap, the lower are second-stage efforts.
