Sentence examples for a normalising of the from inspiring English sources

Macri said more job losses were likely in what he described on several occasions as a "normalising" of the economy.

@laurevans311 @WitchBrain Shame on @KarenMillen for this normalising of the super-skinny.

The Oxford University research highlighted a number of dangers from internet use, including the normalising of self-harm and the risk of bullying.

As elsewhere in the world, the normalising of 26.2 miles seems to have driven a desire for some runners to push their limits further.

One invites visitors to enter information like the number of adults and children in their family, the length of their stay and how often they are likely to dine out and spits out estimated money saved and a benefit-cost ratio (including a "normalised" version, where one of the ratio's figures is reduced to one).

One such miRNA, ssa-miR 736, revealed a normalised read count of 261 in the heart tissue sample (sample 8, Table  1).

But the US president stressed that the "normalising" of relations with Cuba should allow discussion of such disagreements – some of which he personally sympathised with.

These are recommended as key elements in a family support programme: (i) normalising of family member's reactions to the burn.

Another impact of media concentration seems to be the normalising of perverse behaviours.

The normalising of lap-dancing clubs fits squarely into this culture.

He voted not only for NAFTA and the normalising of trade with China, but also for pacts with Chile and Singapore that included no protections.