Sentence examples for currently expressed from inspiring English sources

A: Bids on eBay are currently expressed in denominations of kidneys.

The phrase go to was used in medieval times to dismiss with contempt, a brushoff currently expressed as g'wan or geddoutaheah.

"Mainstream politicians continue to underestimate and dismiss the power and significance of populism – currently expressed in the form of Ukip votes.

For all the problems with multiparty democracies – and all the xenophobia we see currently expressed in European elections – I'd prefer a wider range of options.

These theories are currently expressed in natural language, but they are often given some structure in terms of methods and conditions.

The patients came directly from the intensive care to the post-operative cardiac ward with a fluid overload which is currently expressed in a weight gain.

Murray acknowledged that some of the parents whose children were currently in the program had expressed reservations about the new location but said that none had indicated that they would withdraw from the club.

In stripping away all considerations outside quality, crowdsourcing operates under the most optimistic of assumptions: that each one of us possesses a far broader, more complex range of talents than we can currently express within current economic structures.

The National Trust is currently expressing interest.

Meanwhile, at least seven GOP senators are currently expressing reservations: Cory Gardner, Shelley Moore Capito, Rob Portman, Lisa Murkowski, Dean Heller, Bill Cassidy and Susan Collins.

All of the lines of human achievement and understanding that currently express intelligence, as we know and use them, were relatively dormant until released by the Internet.