Sentence examples for currently being committed from inspiring English sources

Among the crimes currently being committed in the name of burgers – burgers sandwiched in doughnuts, or between slabs of fried chicken, or in nests of fried noodles or huge beef tomatoes – this one ranks among the worst.

But nothing lights her fire until she receives a message from Jean-Baptiste Chandonne, the monstrous killer she put on death row in an earlier novel, promising to fill her in on the atrocities currently being committed in Baton Rouge by his equally insane twin brother.

This problem specificity lends itself well to understanding how the crime is currently being committed.

Currently, we're committed to an open and participatory environment, allowing anyone anywhere to contribute footage.

"Currently, we are committed in San Jose and L.A. for fund-raising events," one staff e-mail note said about the trip.

Under the pyramidal model of eye care, currently, L V Prasad Eye Institute is committed to support laboratory facilities in all its secondary centers and provide the minimum requirement of a microscope with potassium hydroxide and Gram stain to examine corneal scrapings from all patients with microbial keratitis.

MaizeGDB currently accepts data aligned to the B73 Reference Genome Assembly (currently B73 RefGen_v2) and is committed to working with members of the community to integrate well-documented structural and functional genome annotation and to release new assemblies annually.

The offences for which Hall, from Wilmslow, Cheshire, is currently in jail were committed against girls aged between nine and 17 over a period of almost 20 years.

Every face has a story: rights of children in conflict with law In Ukraine currently about 15,000 crimes are committed by juveniles each year.

The buyer must not be committed currently to a mental institution.

One was committed by officers currently serving in the Pakistan Army, one by retired officers employed by the army and the remaining two by rangers, according to witnesses interviewed by the rights group.