Sentence examples similar to could present day from inspiring English sources
"As most information on this half-century-old historic tragedy still remains largely limited and censored, how could present-day Chinese people sincerely learn serious lessons from it?" Additional reporting by Christy Yao.
What had changed, above all, was something that the producers had nothing to do with: the world, and how cinema could present modern-day complexities.
A Bronx judge, faced with a witness who was reluctant to testify in the murder trial of a reputed gang member, said Tuesday that prosecutors could present records of statements the witness had made before being subjected "to threats and outright physical attacks".
The judge and Mr. Brosnahan argued on Friday about the manner in which the defense could present evidence.
That could present a challenge.
"It doesn't really have a timeframe – it could be the present day.
First estimates indicate that the costs for one kWh delivered in this way could compete with present day energy costs, if launch costs would decrease by two orders of magnitude.
How is it that such a man as John C. Calhoun could be the present day hero of Republicans running for public office?
This less "spectacular" life strategy probably enabled these birds to have a higher dispersal capacity and could explain the present day occurrence of Manucodia and Phonygammus on several islands off the New Guinea coast and on Australia's Cape York Peninsula, and of Lycocorax on the North Moluccas.
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