The phrase "active as it was" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition that remains vigorous or lively despite other circumstances.
Example: "The community remained active as it was, even during the challenging times of the pandemic."
Alternatives: "vibrant as it was" or "lively as it was".
But David Norden, the vice president of Spruce Peak at Stowe, the lodge project's developer, acknowledges that the market is not as active as it was last year.
A war that on most counts shows little progress if contrasted with the amount of time, blood and treasure invested by so many nations with a view to dismantling a business that remains as strong and active as it was half a century ago.
"What was surprising was that the algae was as active as it was," says ecologist Chris Field of the Carnegie Institution of Washington in Stanford, California.
We know that even if the economy is relatively active, as it was during the fiscal bubble of the Bush years, that it cannot pay the cost of government with the tax rates that we currently have.
This was all well and good, but due to the impossibility of keeping it neat as I became active, as it was too straight and fine, I spent much of my early youth in ponytails.
Furthermore, we also observed that COX-2/PTGS2 expressed by A17 was enzymatically active, as it was phosphorylated (Figure 2a) and the PGE2 production by A17 cells proved to be sensitive to both non-selective (Indometacin) and selective (NS-398 and Tyrphostin) COX-2/PTGS2 inhibitors (Figure 2b).
India's black market — as dynamic and active as it is — rarely stores money in cash long-term, as its players prefer other ways of storing wealth, such as jewelry or property, and what cash they were stuck with was mostly exchanged through clever tactics or brute force.
When the sun is especially active (as it is during solar storms), the atmosphere is stripped even more quickly.
What is dangerous, they say, is to make telomerase permanently active, as it is in cancer cells.
As long as the government is as big and as active as it is in the United States, the incentive for interest groups — like big oil and big steel — to seek succor from it will exist.
Rapid eye movement sleep — so named because researchers who discovered this sleep stage were astonished to see the fluttering eyelids of sleeping subjects — is the only phase of sleep during which the brain is as active as it is when we are fully conscious, and seems to offer our brains the best chance to come up with new ideas and hone recently acquired skills.
