Sentence examples for a true state from inspiring English sources

At that time, there was a true state of fear among some of Arizona's citizens and businesses.

According to a City Hall spokesman, the only department chief who offers a true "State of" talk is the police commissioner.

Constant communication can create a false sense of friendship and also undermine the development of coping skills: the ability to tell the difference between normal states of sadness or anxiety that pass and a true state of emergency.

Instead, it is reported, Hall said the BBC would use terms such as the "Islamic State group" to distinguish it from a true state, and continue to use descriptions such as extremist or militant for its members.

Because what the researchers are witnessing is a true state of emergency, despite establishment reassurances.

It is not possible to predict the subsequent clinical course of disease, or to determine whether the presence of limited liver metastasis represents a true state of oligometastasis or a transitional state to disseminated metastasis.

Validity is the accuracy of a measurement of the true state of a phenomenon [ 32], while reliability measures the concordance, consistency or repeatability of outcomes [ 25].

"It's a true swing state, and a close state ignites people's passions," said Roger Stone, a longtime Republican consultant who lives in Miami Beach.

Further investigation is necessary to determine whether the dimer form of the light chain proteins observed in our study represents a true oligomeric state or merely a state of association.

These findings suggest that DAS/disease activity score with 28-joint assessment (DAS28) and ARA remission criteria may actually describe a low disease activity state rather than a true remission state [ 22].

But a more balanced housing market could reveal a bigger problem: the true state of local government finances.