Sentence examples for in such forms from inspiring English sources

Along with financial capital came technology, in such forms as barbed-wire fencing, refrigeration, steam engines, and mining equipment.

The long -ā- in such forms reflects a development of Proto-Indo-European -o- in open syllables.

The purchase of foreign R&D, in such forms as imported computers and machinery, appears to earn a higher rate of return than domestically acquired technology.

In areas in which climate clearly has been influential in the development of scrubland, human impact in such forms as fire or grazing also has been important.

Synthetic rubber is also made by chemical techniques, being produced, as is natural rubber, in such forms as slabs, sheeting, crepe, and foam for fabricating into finished parts.

Cultural eutrophication occurs when man speeds up the aging process by allowing excessive amounts of nutrients in such forms as sewage, detergents, and fertilizers to enter the ecosystem.

With the first three batsmen in such form, Australia regularly made strong starts to their innings, averaging more than 120 for their first two wickets.

With Macartney in such form, five of the matches were won by an innings, and another by nine wickets.

I'm not sure if dialogue has been written in such form in YA fiction before but I believe language only changes when brave authors attempt something different.

Keeping a man in such form to a low score is a little victory for Taskin, even if the game is gone.

Britain's premier badminton couple, Chris and Gabby Adcock, are in such form they are all but assured of a place at the Olympics.