Sentence examples for currently absorbed from inspiring English sources

Hockney's fixation on work has left little time for the rest of life, and Sykes even has to shoehorn the death of his adored mother into an account of the optical experiments that currently absorbed him.

Top executives representing three of the Big Four supermarket groups – Tesco, Asda, Wm Morrison and J Sainsbury – told the Financial Times that they currently absorbed the extra costs of doing business in Scotland into their UK operation.

Those higher distribution costs in Scotland are currently absorbed into the supermarket's UK margins.

Alaska currently absorbs about 3.7m tonnes of carbon a year, the USGS assessment found.

For instance, the oceans currently absorb more than one-quarter of carbon from burning fossil fuels.

China may have legions of engineers, but the Philippines also turns out 100,000 of them a year, more than the industry can currently absorb.

Second, he could reduce subsidies to regional railways, which currently absorb two-thirds of government grants, but Beeching-style cuts would be bitterly fought by the regions.

But dealers may not have the necessary capacity for the task.The Fed is currently absorbing reserves by having the Treasury issue more debt than it needs.

The Princeton University-led research group found that the continental United States is currently absorbing one-third to two-thirds of a billion metric tons of carbon per year.

The oceans are steadily warming, and since they currently absorb 50 times more CO2 than is contained in the atmosphere, even a tiny reduction in CO2 absorption by the sea could cause global temperatures to rise significantly.

One of the group, Peter Cox, explains that "vegetation and soils, which currently absorb about a quarter of human-made carbon dioxide emissions, could accelerate future climate change by releasing carbon to the atmosphere as the planet warms".