Sentence examples for current form suggests that from inspiring English sources

Current form suggests that, in such clashes, domestic politics wins.

After decades of backing the broad idea of New York's mayor being in charge of its school system, Mr. Sharpton said in an interview on Thursday that he would not support the extension of mayoral control in its current form, suggesting that he agreed with criticism from some corners that the Bloomberg administration has marginalized parents in the last several years.

WASHINGTON -- Federal judges were receptive on Tuesday to the idea that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is unconstitutional in its current form, suggesting they are likely to deal the agency its greatest legal setback yet.

The large number of very recently described giant forms suggests that truly giant forms may have been even more common than suggested by the current fossil record.

The "Aβ ion channel hypothesis" suggests that Aβ forms ion channel-like pores in lipid membranes causing transmembrane currents via Aβ ion channels.

Current research suggests that anchor ice forms in diurnal cycles and has the potential to move sediments when released from the bed.

The high correlation between the book and puzzle forms found in the current study suggests that these constructs are maintained in the puzzle version.

Collectively, these two studies concur on a role for NF- κB expression in prostate cancer clinical behaviour and the current one suggests that the nuclear (activated) form of p65 is the one that is specifically linked with a higher likelihood of relapse.

Still, within these many traditions, a poetics that readily accepts established poetic forms and simply infuses these forms with current political content suggests that political poetry is a kind of stagnant genre universal, unchanging, detached from the particularities of the contemporary moment.

The simplest current model suggests that NRs in a homo or heterodimer form, typically complexed with retinoid X receptor (RXR), bind directly to an HRE.

In line with a previous study [ 17], the current study suggests that the presence of feet erosions should form part of the classification criteria as well.