Sentences with phrase «more parts of»

«This consultation asks how we can create more great school places in more parts of the country — including selective places for local areas that want them — and asks our independent schools, universities and faith schools to play their part in improving the quality of our state - funded schools.»

In Siege mode, players coordinate with all 16 players in the lobby to contribute to progress and break off more parts of the Kulve Taroth.

Haven't finished the game yet, but I have to say that, although the story is nice so far, it takes too long for you to discover more parts of it.

In case you are a social media maven, you can also find me below so we can share more parts of our lives, and connect more.

Besides, I began to feel self - conscious about showing more and more parts of my body as I detected signs of aging in any way.

We are excited to bring the Miraval Life in Balance Spa experience and services to more parts of the world, including our newest location at the Park Hyatt St. Kitts.

Some days one or more parts of my morning routine just doesn't happen... and that's OK!

But that's not to say that I don't usually have eczema on one or more parts of my body.

Bheda (differentiation or further complication)-- At this stage, the disease shows further complication as it effects more parts of the body.

Inflammation is instigated by chemical mediators called cytokines that act as signals to recruit more parts of the immune system to help with healing.

(This is important because the more parts of a cell a treatment hits, the harder it is for cancer cells to mutate to avoid it.)

subunit vaccine - a vaccine that uses one or more parts of a disease - causing organism, rather than the whole, to stimulate an immune response.

As time passes, people can explore more parts of the periodic table» to find ever - better formulations, he says.

«We are more numerous and spread over more parts of the globe, but we haven't lived on this planet very long.»

The findings, which appear in tomorrow's Nature, indicate that more parts of the brain respond to subliminal messages than researchers had thought.

Post-surgical matching is even harder for obvious reasons, says Kevin Bowyer, a computer scientist at the University of Notre Dame, Indiana, whose team developed the new system: «If someone has plastic surgery, they're trying to change the appearance of one or more parts of their face.»

Now, a new study presented at the Evolution of Language meeting in New Orleans, Louisiana, last month shows that young speakers of one of these languages — Israeli Sign Language — have come up with richer, more grammatically complex ways of signing that use ever more parts of the body for different purposes.

Birth defects change the shape or function of one or more parts of the body.

This father was surprised when he asked his children what they identified as, and rather than replying with one or more parts of their background (Latino, Asian, Black), they reply with, «White.»

As he made more parts of his castle — which soon became several pieces of black construction paper taped together so they stood — I forced myself to keep from taking over, offering suggestions before he asked for them or telling him, «That won't work.»

As she learns to play the game, you might need to reveal more parts of the toy until your baby finds it.

Indeed, he has probably recorded more birdsongs from more parts of the world than has any other scientist.

So, while there surely also are many more parts of the Bible, and not saying that swords weren't often commonplace, it doesn't really advocate for anyone to run around etc. with any kind of rifle / gun.

This could be a couple's retreat, a vacation where you map out your dreams or a conference that focuses on one or more parts of marriage: communication, budgeting, life goals, spiritual connection, the list goes on and on.

North Korea tested an intercontinental ballistic missile last week which landed in the Sea of Japan, raising concerns that more parts of the U.S. could be at risk of an attack.

Voracious data gathering is one reason Amazon wants access to more parts of our lives, Hartzog said.

One example of Relativity's development speed is its progress in finding more parts of the rocket that can be 3 - D printed.

McDonald replaced Lafley's strategy with a new vision called «purpose - inspired growth,» or, as he put it to anyone who asked, «touching and improving more consumers» lives, in more parts of the world, more completely.»

«We welcome further opportunities to continue our rapid growth and deliver a warm welcome and exceptional experiences to guests in even more parts of the world, including Cuba if an agreement is reached with the U.S.,» says a Hilton Worldwide spokesperson.

But the way to address those who have been left behind is to harness the growth opportunities digitization and globalization bring by getting more small businesses, more workers, and more parts of the country to participate and benefit.

«We want to make it much more a part of what we're doing with social,» said Artley.

Many people comment on how the visuals really help them feel like they're more a part of the creation of the ideas being discussed.

While this can be a daunting undertaking for any company, The Container Store firmly acknowledges the power behind this principle on its website, which states «nothing makes someone feel more a part of a team than knowing everything has been communicated to them.

But I also wonder if Tatchell is perhaps unwittingly more a part of the problem than he cares to acknowledge.

More than three centuries ago, when dealing with death was more a part of everyday life, John Donne asked: «What is so intricate, so entangling as death?

He begins to feel more a part of what is going on.

The pastor is now more a part of a parish team — a leader still, but at least as much a group facilitator as a charismatic operator.

It is far more part of the problem than part of the solution.

It would also help rebuild social cohesion and increase public spirit by helping the working poor to feel more a part of society and less the scapegoat for our country's problems.

People who come to church are a part of the world, and sometimes more a part of the world than they are of the church.

Measured by the churches» utopian aspirations for global justice, the work ethic is regarded as more a part of the problem than part of the solution.

Reread the article: the app is used as a study aid, it's no more part of religion than a piece of paper on which we write notes.

Nowhere are preachers more a part of their faith community than at the time they are preaching in those communities.

Although I did add one more part of cocoa because my husband likes it darker.

«Belize is the one market which is English - speaking and considers itself more a part of the Caribbean than it does Central America.

It makes the bread crunchier and elevates it from just the mechanism that holds the ingredients together to being more part of the sandwich.

Twitter, blogs, Reddit, Facebook, and other modern tools have taken some of the oomph out of message board culture, but they are still more a part of college football than of any other sport.

They make a few small changes in the procedure — such as placing the baby right on your chest after delivery — to allow you and your partner to feel more a part of the birth.

Yipee - one more part of the 0 - 5 Mini Summit with Julietta!

Traumatic brain injuries (TBI) have become more a part of the discussion of football related injuries in the past five years or so.