Sentence examples for thoroughly since from inspiring English sources

The data presented here illustrate the need to evaluate and characterise genetic transformants thoroughly, since genetic engineering procedures sometimes yield unexpected outcomes.

He said that Mexican food products were scrutinized more thoroughly since they arrived by road transit, rather than by ship or airplane.

When the pasta is done -- in about five to six minutes (more for thicker pasta, less for spaghettini or angel-hair pasta) -- remove it and drain it in a large colander, but not too thoroughly, since a little water clinging to the strands will help to keep the pasta moist.

As a result, I settled on that career and have enjoyed it thoroughly since, representing people and putting across the points of view of those who might not be able to express themselves to tribunals, or now in the political context putting the case of the people of Gibraltar across to international organisations.

The senior editor of a section — who might not have even read the file thoroughly, since he had a growing stack of files from his other sections to worry about — could, after asking for a couple of new versions that still didn't please him, completely rewrite the story.

By deregulating finance thoroughly since the late 1970s and even more important determinedly looking the other way when new markets developed that were not under anyone's jurisdiction even as borrowing reached absurd heights, it opened wide the doors for the irresponsible and the corrupt.

And now is as good a time as any to reflect how thoroughly since 1991 he has persuaded a generation of moviegoers that, all along, they have known and cared as much about this cult world as he does.

The role of specific cysteines in ABCG2 oligomerization has also been thoroughly studied since the discovery of ABCG2 homodimers.

Procedures used by American fighter pilots have been thoroughly reviewed since the accident, which also wounded eight Canadian soldiers, Brig.

We like competition, especially in a market that Microsoft has so thoroughly dominated since the dawn of the PC.

Alun Howkins brilliantly deconstructs this rural ideal, pointing out that England has been thoroughly urban since the 1860s.