Sentence examples for has naturally a from inspiring English sources

Cucinelli's investment in village life has, naturally, a philosophical foundation.

Dr. Dreyer has naturally a special claim to attention in matters of scientific bibliography.

This sullen teenager has (naturally) a robot friend and (somehow) a video-chat pal on Earth.

The unaged bacterial cellulose film (analysed alone without any paper substrate) has naturally a much higher average molecular weight (790.4 926.5 kg/mol) than the unaged NFC (around 243.2 kg/mol), which corresponds to data of previous studies [11, 12].

Education ministries have naturally a greater concern for laying a strong foundation for successful schooling.

However, in contrast to hydrogen bonds and metal interactions, repulsions have naturally a destabilizing influence on the total energy of the hydrogen bonding network.

The BstRNA has naturally occurring internal A and B boxes recognized by RNA polymerase III in eukaryotes.

The inequality on Urras has naturally provoked a great deal of anger.

The rise of modern appraisal has naturally prompted a re-evaluation of the appraisal remedy and consideration of possible reforms.

The collapse of the Penn Central has naturally spawned a mass of litigation in courts all over the country.

Shuttle retirement has naturally prompted a lot of discussion about the state of the US human spaceflight programme.