Sentence examples for day as how from inspiring English sources
"It's the most critical part of the day, as how we perform when we're awake depends on how well we slept".
Mobile apps research form Flurry released estimates on how many Android and iOS devices were activated on Christmas day, as well as how many apps were downloaded.
The wedding's location and time of day as well as how many guests can influence a bride's choice in how she looks.
What may have motivated the bombings remained a mystery Wednesday, as did how the bombs were constructed and whether anyone else assisted in the attacks.
He believes that most of the changes are cosmetic, and that the policies that affect drivers day-to-day — such as how fares are determined and how drivers should conduct themselves — still fall under Uber's control.
This book asks and attempts to answer some of the most important questions of the day, such as "How do computers and robots change the meaning of being human?" and "How do we deal with the epidemic of fake news?" Gates pitches it as something of an antidote for those of us who have been doing a lot of worrying lately.
Instead, because of the data that is going through the platform every day, such as how quickly claims are settled, each insurance product is given an algorithmically generated customer satisfaction score, which One is also subject to like any another insurance product offered through Wefox.
Car and computer people share views on the issues of the day, such as how important they are to civilization.
It's a reminder every day as to how much of a privilege it is to work with people who are so incredible, and how lucky I am".
Asked in an e-mail message the next day as to how Major League Baseball planned to address the issue, Levin responded in an e-mail message: "Once we learned that there were occasions on which the Center for Drug Free Sport gave overnight notice to clubs, we took prompt corrective action to prevent such notice from being given in the future".
On Sunday morning, AS recalled how the day the Calderón was opened in 1966 supporters held a banner declaring: "We're at home now and no one has humiliated us.
