Sentence examples for work out further from inspiring English sources

Field commanders met today to work out further details in the kind of pragmatic, face-to-face discussion that peace negotiators hope will rebuild trust.

The idea that eros is the means of sublimation and self-completion is worked out further in the Phaedrus.

The problems that are studies in the above papers for improving accuracy for prediction and, diagnosis of diabetes would be worked out further using elastic net regression.

The optimum amount of myopic defocus to arrive at stopping myopia progression is yet to be worked out; further investigation and lens customisation are needed.

His experimental findings were worked out further in 1944 by Avery et al. and they clearly demonstrated that it is DNA which acts as a transforming agent but still they faced opposition.

RG7 "so maybe the reason people have said it is not important is because it is something you do pick up when you are working there, how it works" FYS7 Theme: Knowledge is less important than knowing where to find information "you find that in practice you can always read a book or phone up the referral place for some advice or just work out what further tests to do.

In old age, his creative work thinned out further into cryptic miniatures, some easy enough for a child to play; in bagatelles such as Nuages Gris, the Bagatelle Without Tonality and La Lugubre Gondola the revolutions Schoenberg would work out, 30 years in the future, have already taken place.

"Surrealistic feel with a realistic subject -- impossible to copy the style but possible to work it out further.

"I'm hoping if I can actually sit down with him for a few minutes, you know, maybe we could work things out further and just fill him in on more detail about what we need, and what's going on".

They should be allowed to work out how much further they want to go.

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