Sentence examples for already proximate from inspiring English sources

It is unclear if elements of this same force moved on to take Sharqat, Qaiyara, Baiji, and Tikrit, or if separate forces already proximate to these locations simply moved in to take their respective targets in sequence.

Although it is not so obvious in the case of a living being, whose proximate matter is already very highly structured, beneath the proximate matter will lie non-proximate matter which can then be only contingently enformed.

In this regard, change in proximate outcomes might already be visible after a project information event (preparation phase) or after a particular intervention element, such as a stress management workshop (action cycle phase).

Park and protected area managers are tasked with protecting natural environments, a particularly daunting challenge in heavily visited urban-proximate areas where flora and fauna are already stressed by external threats.

But even if Merkel was the proximate cause, Kaufmann said she merely kicked an already emerging phenomenon into high gear.

This suggests that the proximate genetic mechanisms underlying life history divergence might already be put in motion as early as 12 months after fertilization.

Underlying these proximate causes for the IRB blitz is a growing realization that the already considerable clinical trial enterprise will expand significantly over the next few years.

Proximate competition occurs during periods and at places where quality forage availability is already limited, whether or not a competing population is present.

'The doctrine of non-liability affirmed in the several opinions already referred to, rests upon the principle that a person is legally responsible only for the Natural and proximate results of his negligent [45 N.J. 563] act.

As we have already explained, a concurrent tortfeasor is liable for the whole of an indivisible injury whenever his negligence is a proximate cause of that injury.

Proximate lignin and cellulose.