Sentence examples for currently being felt from inspiring English sources

It is also reasonable to ask whether London's low-density outer suburbs could not soak up more of the pressure currently being felt by the inner boroughs.

"It is important to acknowledge the multiple and severe financial strains currently being felt by council budgets.

The effect of acidity is currently being felt most profoundly felt in the Arctic and Antarctic oceans.

Mrs Merkel said that the austerity reforms being enacted - currently being felt from the Irish Republic to Italy - had to be balanced with reforms of how Europe is governed.

It was a defining moment for "Blue Lives Matter," and the fallout is currently being felt in Louisiana.

With all the heat currently being felt in Washington -- and in so many places around the country -- let's all look out for ourselves and even for each other.

Currently, it is felt that coronary artery calcification is not a late, degenerative, end-stage process, but is widespread even in the early, positive, outward remodeling phase and is predictive of cardiac events prior to the development of stenotic lesions [ 11].

Depending how long it lasts, programming for the 2017-2018 season could be delayed along with future movie releases, while the impact on scripted summer shows currently in production would be felt sooner.

It's currently being roundly felt up by randy critics wearing the filmic equivalent of beer-goggles, but fools crying "Oscar!" don't detract from what is a very nifty comedy-thriller embodying the higher virtues of 1970s cinema.

It was felt that currently available tools did not adequately capture all aspects of the definitions of health literacy.

They would be called in, as regional transplant teams are currently called in, when a patient was felt by doctors to be a potential organ donor.