Sentence examples for freezing presents from inspiring English sources

Snap freezing presents an alternative for some but may be difficult for more remote and unpredictable field situations.

There is no evidence that egg freezing presents an increased risk to a woman's reproductive or overall health.

Strong winds are problematic for both surface transportation and aviation, and precipitation, especially when combined with below freezing temperatures, presents significant hazards.

But preservation by deep freeze presents a problem.

Harry decides his chief peacetime duty is to use his gift for gab to further his "overriding purpose," namely: "By recalling the past and freezing the present he could open the gates of time and through them see all allegedly sequential things as a single masterwork with neither boundaries nor divisions".

Health worker availability is undermined by the hiring freezes present in some countries in sub-Saharan Africa [ 8- 10], and 'push' and 'pull' factors promoting emigration from low-income countries (LICs) to high-income countries (HICs) [ 11, 12].

They offered to freeze all present nuclear programs in return for American security guarantees.

By bringing the protest inside an institution, Wallinger gives us a chance almost to freeze it, presenting it as a simulacrum of itself.

The course is reported to be partly frozen at present and with low temperatures forecast, officials are keen to make an early assessment of conditions.

Russia said it was watching results closely, but said it regretted that "relations are somewhat frozen at present".

Moreover, the paper aims at evaluating the effectiveness of the actual temporary retrofitting (mainly steel chains) used to freeze the present damage.