Sentence examples for ways notes from inspiring English sources

"The lines between academia and industry are blurring more and more and in many different ways," notes Sirota, whose career has included successful stints in both arenas.

"All scientists love learning new things, and people learn in different ways," notes Adam Kievman, head of talent management for Moderna.

By hosting fewer methane-producing microbes, the GM rice might alter the soil ecosystem in unknown ways, notes microbial ecologist Paul Bodelier of the Netherlands Institute of Ecology at Wageningen University in a commentary.

The four sections of the performance—"under," "in," "on," and "over"—evoke the architectural form of the body as the dancers "engage in deep spatial constructions in inspiring ways," notes Holl, to show the ways in which architecture and dance can collide in time and space.

"Any boy of Ahmed's age and circumstances is liable to be led into bad ways," notes Mr. Mohamed.

"In many ways," notes Dr. Mkerenga, "UNICEF is a supportive backbone for health services in Southern Sudan".

The passage of time has been unhelpful in another way, notes David Benedict, by building up Saved's fearsome reputation.

The June protests spread in a roundabout way, notes Juliano Spyer, who studies social-media habits in Bahia, in the country's north-east.

When researchers write about "pitch transitions", they mean the way notes are used – the variety of intervals, and the difference between one melody and another.

"Slutkin does his thing in his Slutkinesque way," notes Carl Bell, a psychiatrist who has long worked with children exposed to neighborhood violence and who admires CeaseFire's work.

"In one way or another all our energy is pointed that way," notes Rolston.