Sentence examples for for some actually from inspiring English sources

The answer, according to Gotch, is that "having that sublimation through a robot may, for some, actually increase their difficulties with their arousal patterns rather than meeting those needs".

Not only did onlookers ignore what was an obvious cry for help, some actually egged him on to follow through on his threat.

Plenty of Bush opponents worry about what this grand carnival of rejection, while cathartic for some, will actually mean.

A really prestigious item can be a "Veblen good", named after an American economist born in the mid-19th century who noticed that demand for some goods actually rises as they get more expensive because they confer yet more status.

For some reason, actually seeing a sperm whale had suddenly begun to seem very important.

An environmental assessment of various end-of-life disposal options for NBs reveals that recycling for some components actually leads to greater negative environment impacts than the alternatives.

And if we can figure out an opportunity to make global health a business proposition for some, I actually think it will have an effect on industry more broadly".

And this has been evident for some time, actually: real average earnings haven't increased in decades.

It may even be hard for some to actually initiate cutting, but they often do because they know the relief that will follow.

Parasites like Trypanosome brucei not able to carry out de novo liposynthesis may depend upon host LDL for acquisition of lipids, with the high affinity of ε4 for some lipids actually hindering their uptake by the pathogen.

Thus, purchasing insurance for some could actually be considered more risky than not purchasing insurance, especially among the poor, for whom a given loss can be ruinous [ 54- 56].