Sentence examples for functioned for much from inspiring English sources

The $80 million system has not functioned for much of the school year, even for principals, and is still unavailable to parents.

When Roth decided to shout rather than sing, or forgot the words (as he did during a forgettable new number called "Chinatown"), Eddie and Wolfgang were there with backup that functioned, for much of the show, as lead vocals.

The CFRC has functioned for the last three years in much the same way, providing loans of up to $25,000 as well as computer training.

Seattle: Russell Wilson passed for a season-high 339 yards last week, and did so with his helmet speaker for play calls not functioning properly for much of the first half.

Jane would avoid social functions for much of her first two years as First Lady, making her public debut in that role to great sympathy at the public reception held at the White House on New Year's Day, 1855.

In essence, RDO will function for Red Hat OpenStack much like Fedora does for Red Hat Enterprise Linux: new features will land upstream, get integrated into RDO, and eventually make their way into the commercially supported offering.

Those numbers could climb after a technology failure by Yahoo last week left its 45,000 merchants without functioning Web sites for much of the big Cyber Monday holiday shopping day.

Not that your name mattered much; for centuries – perhaps millennia – this isolated community functioned much like one extended family.

North Carolina functioned much like Florida — Section 5 coverage for certain counties, but preclearance necessary for the entire state.

Horseradish peroxidase (HRP) activity assays showed that the protein immobilized on the plasma polymerized surfaces maintained its biological function for a much longer period of time compared to that on uncoated surfaces.

If this assumption is in fact true, then reduction in protein excretion in a short term study of two years may be associated with preservation of renal function for a much longer (5 to 20 years) or even indefinite period of time.