Sentence examples for co it from inspiring English sources

As we do not know the 'true' CO, it is speculative which CO measurement estimates more precisely the 'true' CO.

As H4B binds along the side of the heme and, thus, not in the immediate vicinity of the heme-bound CO, it is not expected to modify ν CO to any significant extent.

As a defence for Niersbach and co, it only throws up new questions.

At 9-9 in an arm wrestle with Paul O'Connell and co it is a much harder decision.

Tony and co – it being Christmas and all – reminisced about the time they shot Big Pussy, who had been wearing a wire, and dumped him into the Atlantic to sleep with the fishes.

CO: It is grotesque and one of the biggest surprises for me that came out of my research was how many doctors admitted to me, you know we are not really with it when it comes to dying.

In the recent OET studies (reported by McNamara in Cambridge ESOL presentation, 2013 http://www.policyreview.tv/conference/920-Cambridge-english-centenary-co) it was revealed that the new SME informed 'indigenous criteria' of 'discourse management' and 'clinician engagement' were reliably scored by language assessors after training and calibration.

We argued that when N2 binds to FeMo-co it is "nailed down" by prompt hydrogenation, Figure 12, with N2 binding, H2 loss, and reduction to the diazene level, all occurring at the E4 kinetic stage of the LT scheme.

While bed temperature increase, instead of the expected decrease [CO], it rises to maximum concentration of 5000 ppm at 780°C.

"HSBC is the safest," says Jonathan Jackson, head of UK equities at stockbroker Killik & Co. "It is expected to yield 4.7% and its focus on the far east and emerging markets and low exposure to Europe and North America are plus points.

As for Remain Co., it will become a so-called investment company.