Sentence examples for a properly working from inspiring English sources

Acute pain is like a properly working alarm system: the pain proportionally matches the amount of damage, and it disappears when the underlying problem does.

In spite of its greyness Fallout seems to shade it for most bloggers by dint of a properly working levelling system and shotguns being better than spells.

Mice similarly missing a properly working Dok7 gene are severely underweight and die within a few weeks.

It was found that disassembling the commercial RFID-tags was practically feasible and resulted in a properly working set-up.

Only they may qualify as functional public authorities, and so as government, whereas, for example, energy supply companies do not (authoritatively) represent the public interest, even though their function is vital to a properly working energy market.

To achieve the desired advantages over multimodal or unimodal transportation, a properly working decision support system is essential for the effective management of the intermodal transportation of relief supplies.

It is actually that you need both ethical integrity and a properly worked out, open and inclusive communications strategy if you want to survive and thrive in the digital environment.

"RMT supports the principle of a properly worked out night Tube service introduced through agreement with the unions but the abject failure to work through the detail has led to a comprehensive breakdown in the negotiations and has forced us to name a programme of further industrial action.

This paper argues that setting rebound studies within a properly worked out social theory would give a fuller picture of these causal routes.

Use of aerobic bacterial additives (available at most DIY stores) periodically claimed by manufacturers to maintain a healthy and properly working system is controversial.

How to devise a smart control strategy properly working on different conditions is another question.