Sentence examples for as it expresses from inspiring English sources

Instead, as it expresses through its Sweatshops and Plantations campaign, it is working to improve company practices and rights and conditions for the millions who work in "export processing zones".

The Principle of Consciousness is not a tautology, yet anyone who reflects upon what is asserted by this principle will immediately recognize its truth and universal validity, inasmuch as it expresses what Reinhold called a "universally recognized fact of consciousness".

If protein synthesis constitutes a similar percentage of metabolic rate in insects, then the additional energy expended by a 6-copy larva as it expresses Hsp70 could transiently equal or exceed its energy budget for protein synthesis.

We used the bidirectional AP2S1-pBI-CMV4-RFP vector as it expresses RFP and AP2σ2 at equivalent levels, thereby enabling RFP expression to be used as a surrogate for AP2σ2 expression (9).

He likes this effect as it expresses "the chaotic nature of water.

But even as it expresses a general nostalgia for the premodern business of show-making, "Around a Small Mountain" also explores more specific forms of melancholy.

Philips Electronics said on Tuesday it returned to the black in 2003, with net profit well up on forecasts, boosting its shares as it expressed cautious optimism for 2004.

Moody's also warned of further downgrades as it expressed concern about the bank's plan to revive its fortunes in the wake of a £8.24bn loss in 2013 – its sixth successive year of losses.

The Times used the words "defiantly" and  "emboldened," even as it expressed doubt about what he might actually get done.

Virgin Atlantic, one of Heathrow's largest carriers, said Britain "cannot afford to be closed for business" as it expressed concern about the impact of the strikes.

The Marxist credo was all the more effective as it expressed with eloquent ferocity the grievances of the poor while predicting retribution and a happy ending.