Sentence examples for given an artificial from inspiring English sources

They should be given an artificial heart.

Usually given an artificial colouring, these pieces of small-scale sculpture are popular examples of genre art.

The availability of this source of funding for state activity has given an artificial attractiveness to privatization, especially in the United Kingdom.

For example, a female given an artificial black moustache stripe (characteristic of the male) was attacked and pursued unceasingly by her mate until the experimenter rescued the exhausted female and removed the "moustache".

The question is, can CO2 molecules be given an artificial leg-up into space, so that they leave the atmosphere in sufficient numbers to make a difference to climate change?

To make more sense, each cluster is given an artificial but meaningful label (tag, name), as shown in Table 1.

"A temporary tranquilizer gives an artificial impression," she said.

"We don't like tourism that gives an artificial or plastic version of what's happening on the ground".

It's also the case that all of the spending that will go into reconstruction will give an artificial boost to economic growth.

Will Anthony Seldon write soon about how the playing fields of Eton should not be allowed to give an artificial advantage, and that privilege should not be allowed to trump character?

The big question hanging over the deal is whether it was designed to give an artificial lift to Monte dei Paschi's capital, which is the financial buffer banks maintain to absorb losses.