Sentence examples for functioning as much as from inspiring English sources

While exposing to freezing climate is still running; the body takes another step aiming to minimize the damage happening at the affected extremities by making vasodilatation to the peripheral blood vessels for a while then returning back to constriction, blood going to the extremities supplies them with oxygen and other nourishment to keep them functioning as much as possible.

Of course, the Tea Party, and its heirs in House Republicans' Freedom Caucus, were, for philosophical reasons, content to limit the federal government's functioning as much as possible.

Its longevity is because it functions as much as a soap as an action flick.

"It functions as much as a highway as a walkable boulevard, and our vision is of a boulevard".

For 150 years, Braille books were designed to function as much as possible like print books.

In 1943, he became an inmate in a relatively small concentration camp, where he also functioned, as much as was possible under the circumstances, as camp physician.

His mostly lively, high-density Guggenheim installation is a homage to the artist Martin Wong (1946-99) that is consistent with Mr. Vo's self-effacing, shape-shifting art and his tendency to function as much as a curator or archaeologist as an artist.

Mr. Nye left the club last year to be closer to the Chelsea art scene and moved the gallery to a four-story brownstone on West 20th Street, which functions as much as a clubhouse for art friends as a commercial gallery.

Not a detail is spared in these pint sized portrayals, which function as much as portraits as depictions of space.

Her initial tabloid headlines felt garish by design ("16-year-old girl marries 51-year-old has-been actor"), and her meticulously calculated photo-ops (bikinis in public, 8-inch stripper heels at-all-times, ubiquitous Frappuccinos) functioned as much as entertainment as they did a studied critique on the spectacle of femininity.

This requires the patient to share responsibility for the management of their back pain and, in some respects, the HCP to function as much as a coach as a therapist.