Sentence examples for finding it to be a from inspiring English sources

We cloned and sequenced its DNA component, finding it to be a tandem repeat sequence comprising 187-bp repeat units, which we named OwlRep.

In 2014, the UK finally clarified its position on the taxation of bitcoin, finding it to be a currency while Germany's official position had been that bitcoin was "personal" or "private" money, to be treated like a commodity and subject to sales taxes.

Students are finding it to be a new and exciting way of engaging in science.

And I'm finding it to be a much cleaner, happier and occasionally more vulgar place.

But for buyers, as long as it's not a really big and heavy older model, they're finding it to be a plus because they don't have to go through the process of buying and installing a television".

In his Vanity Fair piece on "The Art of Fielding" and the current state of the publishing business, Keith Gessen recalls reading an early draft of Chad Harbach's novel and finding it to be "a little light".

If you're like the reviewers at Pitchfork, you'll prove immune, finding it to be "an effective and knowing bit of sap".

Other reviewers disagreed, with Jason Strohmaier of Soundtrack Central finding it to be an underrated album, while Jeremy Althouse of Soundtrack Central felt that it was on par with Uematsu's other works.

The First Strike audiobook was also well received, reviewer Cliff Bakehorn commenting that "Todd McLaren did a good job narrating", as well as finding it to be "an exciting story throughout".

Hieronymus Ahrens photographed the site for VICE shortly before the forced exodus, finding it to be mostly a mess.

Channel 6's PR outfit proclaim it to be a "striking" finding.