Sentence examples for well applying the from inspiring English sources

A master of the rhapsodic closeup as well, applying the same complex discernment to his characters as to the labyrinthine worlds in which they scurry blindly forward and get caught in the eternal law of unintended consequences, he sees the sole strain of wisdom, bitter wisdom, and bitter surprise at the workings of the unforeseeable, in the retrospective view, in memory.

In order to analyze the promoters of directly neighbored genes the MATCH™ algorithm was used, as well, applying the following matrices: ATF3 (TRANSFAC® acc.

However, the methods perform well applying the triage approach at a 90% certainty level, as recommended by UK-NOS, to each method separately, and when combining the two methods.

This has been shown in Chlamydomonas as well: applying the autophagy inhibitor 3-methyladenine resulted in TAG accumulation in both nitrogen-deprived and control cells [ 45], whereupon the author concluded that TAG accumulation in nitrogen-deprived cells may not be a direct result of autophagy.

After all, shielding him from the unattractive facts in this case has left him miserable and frustrated, so you might as well apply the cynic's adage: if all else fails, try telling the truth.

As well, apply the Personal Brand discussion externally so that you are visible outside of your company.

For the most part, "existing strategies" failed to make inroads where they were never applied; where they were well applied, the inroads have been little less than stunning.

If you need to shave as well, apply the exfoliator only to un-shaved areas of the face.

Upon request, the adviser toned down my lips as well, applying concealer to the lipstick that had overrun my lips and adding a neutral lip gloss to mute the bright pigment.

Wasps started the second half well, applying pressure to Tigers' line, but again they failed to punish the hosts.

In this case the rating agency was commenting on the crisis in Greece and Portugal -- but the comment could just as well apply to the United States -- or any other economy trying to recover from a financial crisis induced by private bankers.