Sentence examples for capture of foreign from inspiring English sources

As conventional tax revenues to the finance ministry have dwindled in the face of economic collapse, the central bank has increasingly become the locus of government finance, thanks both to its capture of foreign exchange and its printing of money.

The latest capture of foreign journalists in Libya comes three weeks after four journalists for The New York Times were taken by forces loyal to Colonel Qaddafi while covering the conflict.

During the acquisition stage, CRISPRs can capture fragments of foreign DNA from virus or plasmid sequences when challenged with the foreign DNA.

It was the first U.S. capture of a foreign terrorist overseas.

Somali pirates, who have captured dozens of foreign ships each year for several years, netting many tens of millions of dollars in ransoms, have a standard routine when boarding a vessel.

This feature allows us to better capture the impact of foreign savings on capital accumulation, hence long-term effects of policy shocks.

That description, too, fails to capture the diversity of foreign health care systems, where we find a kaleidoscopic mix of salaried and fee-for-service doctors; for-profit, private not-for-profit, and state-owned clinics and hospitals; and both unified and decentralized payment mechanisms.

The fundamental basis of the system is the ability to capture small pieces of foreign DNA for incorporation into the genome at the CRISPR locus, a process known as Adaptation, which is dependent on the Cas1 and Cas2 proteins.

If you're anything like me (and the millions of other students who have suffered through our public school system), you know that the teaching styles implemented in schools don't really capture the true essence of foreign language.

Though there is variation among the specific details of CRISPR in different lineages, cells generally capture and incorporate pieces of foreign DNA into their genomes to eventually make small RNAs that are able to give heritable immunity against invaders (fig. 2 b; Terns MP and Terns RM 2011).

It has a huge arsenal of captured weapons and hundreds of foreign jihadis are still streaming in to join every month.