Sentence examples for terms of deliberate from inspiring English sources

Woolf talks in terms of deliberate moments of hybridisation – such as the creation of the cult of Isis in Egypt after Alexander the Great's conquest.

Achievement of the objectives was planned in terms of "deliberate practice" [ 21].

For example, problematic industry practices in terms of deliberate delays in publication and withholding data result in significant publication biases.

Observation of hand hygiene technique in terms of deliberate effort to scrub/rub various parts of the hands (i.e. backs, between fingers, thumbs, wrists) was often difficult based on camera angle, visual obstructions and in some cases video resolution.

What is already all too clear, ­however, is the fact that this impact will be the result of an even longer-term history of deliberate impoverishment and disempowerment.

In addition, Responders High Start and Responders Medium Start (see Figure  2) began with similar distress severity; but it was the magnitude of change between days 1 and 2 (i.e. early change) which appeared to significantly distinguish them in terms of risk of deliberate self-harm.

In the same way, more positively, we need ways of redefining business excellence in terms of sustainability and deliberate encouragement of low-carbon technologies (ch.14).14

One of the most salient examples of this is in the use of the terms deliberate self-harm (DSH) and NSSI.

I wish this still rang true, because it'd mean that we hadn't been inundated by a slew of deliberate, media-sanctioned shitty terms for shitty things.

It was fairly deliberate in terms of its timing.

Control is understood in terms of motivation and opportunity to deliberate.