Sentence examples for constructed to present from inspiring English sources

Those who admire "Citizen Kane," which is constructed to present different perspectives on a man's life, seem naïvely willing to accept Welles' view of its making, namely, that it is his sole creation.

"Time Bomb" (July 8, p. 174) was constructed to present a misleading and negative view of Cablevision Systems.

The pragmatic and novel conductor operating guideline curves are proposed and constructed to present the evaluated integrity states, which will enable operators to rapidly categorise conductors for rehabilitation.

Kaplan Meier plots were constructed to present cumulative survival outcomes and compared using the log-rank test for both groups.

Kaplan-Meier plots were constructed to present the survival outcomes of high Hsp27 cases (moderate to high staining) and low Hsp27 cases (no or low staining).

A Markov model with dynamic population structure was constructed to present the natural history of cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) based on the most current information about the age- and sex-specific cardiovascular risk factors, dietary habits and nutrient intake.

The two would write a light opera for the Savoy, and at the same time, Sullivan a grand opera (Ivanhoe) for a new theatre that Carte was constructing to present British grand opera.

Gilbert declined, but offered a compromise that Sullivan ultimately accepted: The two would write a light opera for the Savoy, and at the same time, Sullivan could work on a grand opera (Ivanhoe) for a new theatre that Carte was constructing to present British grand opera.

Specifically, we constructed questions to present those who reported the square footage of their homes with a dollar figure based on a national average cost per square foot ($1.61) of installing an RSS in a new home the same size as their current home (Newport Partners 2008).

In an article published in the November 2003 issue of La Ilustración Liberal, a conservative journal, Cristina Losada, a political analyst, writes that the version of the civil war created by "left-leaning academics" does not represent an impartial attempt to understand the past but is on the contrary ideologically constructed "to poison the present".

Just before we launched Dr Robert Beckford emailed me in support with the note: "As 'race' is not real but a social construct used to present a critique it may be best to put it in quote marks in the statement".