Sentence examples for at present often from inspiring English sources

"The political rhetoric in the UK at present often mirrors that seen in Japan - that money should be spent on research that is directly relevant to society.

Against that background, I believe that for children adversarial cross-examination could in principle be "tamed" by making the following changes to what at present often happens.

Those that don't, like some in the news at present, often wish that they had.

These laboratories are ironically at present often the least equipped to fully implement all the required protocols.

This method to some extent replicates the informal way in which research articles are circulated among scientists at present, often prior to publication.

Integration of mother PPC services in child health clinics, which have generally high coverage, is an opportunity to provide the needed but at present often absent PPC for the mother [ 3].

At present, scientists often share only the results of successful experiments.

At present bills often have some clauses that affect only England, or England and Wales, and some that are broader.

"At present, islanders often find themselves stranded in cities like Inverness with no support network because friends and family are back on the island.

At present they often have no choice but to stay where they are".

At present, researchers often face the problem of balance between the positive therapeutic effect of NPs and side effects related to their toxicity.