Sentence examples for be functioning as an from inspiring English sources
After all, if the choice were determined instead by a stereotype that the mainstream has of gay identity, the novelist wouldn't be functioning as an artist.
From a distance, her four-night run of shows through Monday at Revel, on the Boardwalk here, seemed to be functioning as an advertisement for the grand opening of a $2.4 billion casino, hotel, and luxury-shopping cosmos.
The hermitage is now a part of the Pabongkha Lama's estate, the present incarnation, (after his recent return to Tibet) and is stated to be functioning as an autonomous institution with minimum allegiance to Sera.
Taken together, the authors concluded that USP22 could be functioning as an oncogene and used in the prognosis of papillary carcinoma.
Second, it is plausible (although not provable) that glaucoma diagnosis lacks a substantial association with the outcomes of all-cause mortality and hip fracture, and thus may be functioning as an instrumental variable or near-instrumental variable.
Last but by no means least, the topological hypothesis has allowed us to provide a mechanism to explain how place cells might be functioning as an ensemble to encode topological information [see (Arai et al., 2014; Dabaghian et al., 2012)].
Outplanting of A. magdelanae appears to be functioning as a very successful forest conservation strategy.
For one thing, research indicates the term may simply be functioning as a catch-all for a variety of separate problems.
He would be functioning as a minstrel, acting out a caricature in order to entertain and, perhaps more important, to reassure his mainstream audience.
