Sentence examples for be functioning in a from inspiring English sources
(Brantley) 'LES MISÉRABLES' This premature revival, a slightly scaled-down version of the well-groomed behemoth that closed only three years ago, appears to be functioning in a state of mild sedation.
"It is a program designed to construct a bridge so that people can be functioning in a way where they can contribute". All the same, the governor has been forced to defend himself.
Freshly reorchestrated and (for the most part) appealingly sung, this undercast "Misérables," a slightly scaled-down version of the well-groomed behemoth that arrived in New York nearly two decades ago, appears to be functioning in a state of mild sedation.
Anyway, in all the aforementioned papers the multistage approaches are claimed to be functioning in a real-time setting.
When expressions can be determined to be functioning in a specific disciplinary context then ambiguities tend to disappear.
Although Proclus's terminology often seems to have a primarily logical sense and to be functioning in a straightforward "Aristotelian" context, a translator should try to indicate that a metaphysical meaning and a more "Platonic" framework of reference is almost invariably present as an underlying implication.
But within each story the words are functioning in a very precise way, particularly in the science stories.
However, the government is functioning in a manner that it seems it can fall any time" (Hindustan Times).
"Any motoring enthusiast or historian who does not possess an indexed set of Automobile Quarterlies is functioning in a wilderness," he said in an e-mail on Wednesday.
