Sentence examples for in one ongoing from inspiring English sources
In one ongoing investigation by Humberside police, a schoolboy is alleged to have shared on Snapchat and Facebook an explicit video of his ex-girlfriend, also of school age, showing them having sex.
In one ongoing study, soldiers in the Colorado National Guard met with Ellie before combat deployment to Afghanistan, and will meet with her at least once more when they return.
In one ongoing lawsuit against Goldman Sachs, two female former employees, who allege that women were paid and promoted differently from their male counterparts, described a boys'-club culture at the firm that included trips to strip clubs.
In one ongoing soap opera, Linda is being "emotionally abused" by Vince and falls into a "coma".
In one ongoing project, diurnal patterns of cortisol secretion are related to psychiatric and other disorders.
In one ongoing project, diurnal patterns of cortisol secretion are related to psychiatric and other disorders such as subclinical atherosclerosis [ 166].
Mergers of PCTs, like the one ongoing in Birmingham, are likely, with job losses inevitable.
VICE News routinely files FOIA lawsuits against the FBI for violating the law and failing to live up to its transparency obligations — including one ongoing case in which we asked for a wide range of documents the FBI recovered from Clinton's private email server that the FBI has fought to avoid releasing.
One ongoing concern in PrEP discussions is the potential for risk compensation, or an increase in HIV risk behavior following PrEP initiation due to the perception that one is less susceptible to infection.
Some articles or books have separately examined natural disasters and complex emergencies but have not explored the overlap between the two categories [ 17, 23] Our analysis shows that 27% of the largest natural disasters during the past decade occurred in areas with at least one ongoing CE while 87% of the largest CEs had at least one natural disaster.
g Another fruit, in one case, ongoing smouldering of fruit shell (heat source was already removed) with successive shell decomposition and complete loss of seeds.
