Sentence examples for work accumulating from inspiring English sources

For example, if you have noticed expired food in the fridge, yard work accumulating outside, or steep stairs up to the bedrooms, explain this to your parents to support your point of view.

This plan proved very efficient, as it did enable security forces to secure prime intelligence later to plan for fighting the residual terrorists, it deterred any major terrorist acts in Algeria's main cities and Algiers in particular, and with the economic growth that the president's plan triggered, most went back to work, accumulating capital through commerce and trade.

Although the general perception is that top-flight journals are loath to publish the results of quality improvement work, accumulating experience suggests that this hurdle can be overcome.

In line with previous work, accumulating data suggest that Wnt signalling pathway inhibitors overexpression in calcifying vasculature (advanced carotid plaques and calcified aortas) might even be vasculoprotective and anti-calcific, most probably by closing a feedback loop that aims to retard further mineralization [ 3, 8].

The work accumulates in intricacy and, better yet, in impetus.

Pettitte's impressive body of work, accumulated over 16 seasons, provides ample fodder for comparison.

Although Ms. Genzken sometimes seems to change ideas and approaches rather than develop them, her work accumulates with an insistent force and momentum that will keep you alert to what turn she will take next.

The relationship between loading surfaces (or effective stress) and theplastic work (accumulated plastic strain) is represented by a hardening rule(Figure 5).

Second, only when past design work accumulates to a certain threshold value should the team include the latest information and perform rework.

Interestingly, although the cyanobacteria examined in this work accumulated a lower diversity of FAMEs than the eukaryotic algae, these species produced high levels of neutral lipids that were converted into FAME (up to 45 wt%) under nitrogen-rich conditions (Figure 5).

In 1996, Pope John Paul II said that evolution was "more than a hypothesis" and acknowledged the large body of work accumulated in its support, but reiterated that any attempt to give a material explanation of the human soul was "incompatible with the truth about man".