Sentence examples for functioning as far from inspiring English sources
The plans have been the source of outrage within the local communities, who have argued that the move is both "damaging and shortsighted" with libraries functioning as far more than simply spaces to borrow books.
Beating the Taliban shrinks the territory where Al Qaeda can operate, but it does not nearly eliminate it, and the Al Qaeda leadership is alive and functioning, as far as Washington knows.
Hannah's Q-tip incident shed light on some particularly grim aspects of OCD, functioning as far more than a superficially comedic tic.
All of the abovementioned activities are necessary for independent functioning as far as basic ADLs are concerned, in other words independence, what was confirmed by a correlation between the TUG test and ADL scores (r=0.2745; P=0.0280).
MicMac offers a very flexible formulation of the matching cost function as far as its terms are concerned, the optimization algorithm and the dimension of the matching are regarded (cf. Eq. 1).
Weisman also errs in giving too much screen time to Weev, who speaks intelligently about hacktivism in some scenes, but his main function – as far as I can tell – is to celebrate the troll's role in internet culture.
The service should be integrated into health system functions as far as possible in order avoid an unsustainable vertical service.
Some of the revealing residues of this way of thinking heuristically about the TOL can be found in contemporary statements that expose the TOL function as far from that of a strictly "falsifiable" hypothesis.
Yet far from functioning as a vote of confidence in Congress, Scalia's dissent made Congress look like the patsies that they had been throughout the Guantánamo detentions.
The trickle-down economics that we have unwillingly propped up since the 60s is so far from functioning as to make it farcical".
Far from functioning as the guarantor of moral probity, the fictive Kantian subject is the condition of the possibility of intractable animosity and injustice.
