Sentence examples for work of reconstructing from inspiring English sources
But the work of reconstructing corporate America has barely begun.
He did act like God, but we sat for about an hour there and we talked about everything from the work of reconstructing Iraq to architecture in Beirut.
The advancing soldiers were issued with warnings to watch out for booby-traps that could cause more damage to the site, he said, and archaeologists would follow in their wake to start the painstaking work of reconstructing the buildings from the rubble.
There has been extensive work on reconstructing phylogenies from a set of experiments with no errors.
There has been some recent work on reconstructing ancestral interactions.
Such models are based on raw CT voxel data, rendering the extensive work of geometrically reconstructing the microstructure obsolete.
Geoscientist Richard Alley of Pennsylvania State University, University Park, says the data team has "done an amazing amount of work to reconstruct the history of the [Antarctic] climate and the ice sheet over times that are important, because we may warm to or beyond those conditions under business-as-usual behavior".
For example, one major debate in continental feminist work is the value of reconstructing the concepts of gender or race (i.e., constructing a positive notion) to improve the status of women and women of color in philosophy and beyond.
Many theorists skeptical of non-cognitivism have done some of their best work to reconstruct the details of the suggested logic of attitudes and assess their adequacy.
The country's "democratic forces must do an immense amount of work to reconstruct their credibility," said Luis Martinez, an Algeria specialist at the Institut d'Études Politiques in Paris, noting that they were "associated with the repression of the Islamists" and were considered to have "played the regime's game".
Jones said on Wednesday he was not confident enough in Schultz's early work on a new way of reconstructing ancient climate through the oceans.
