Sentence examples for current expressions from inspiring English sources

Neo-liberalism, good governance and low intensity democracy for export are the current expressions of the cultural package of the west.

What seemed to drive her to insanity were current expressions, words like, "psychsomatic medicine, "international cartels," "bureacratic centralization," "deflationary inflation," etc.

An exhibition of the same name, curated by Ms. Steele at the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology, unpacks the evolution of goth in fashion from its early beginnings in Victorian mourning to its most current expressions.

In the final section of this paper, I describe how the systematic evaluation of professional development helps us better understand the messages and meanings communicated in current expressions of professional development in architecture.

In addressing some open questions regarding LT buckling, it proposes a new formulaic description of the buckling resistance that is more accurate than the current expressions and at the same time mechanically more consistent with other member design rules.

Also of interest are the current expressions that lexicographers think might be more than nonce words, and thus deserve definition: Miss Soukhanov and associates considered but held back on the unproven yuppie and breakdancing, but went ahead with byte and floppy disk.

The first, "before," box, shows the current expression.

Was she, as the current expression has it, childless by choice?

An analytical description of the current expression is carried out.

For example, our current expression systems can achieve ∼110-fold and ∼4-fold ON OFF ratios for IFNα2b and rHGH, respectively.

callers and callees hold the list of callers and callees or, in Errortrace modes, expressions that step to or from the current expression.