Sentence examples for is already functioning from inspiring English sources
As readers of an article I wrote last year may recall, growing scientific evidence suggests that climate change is already functioning as a drag on global food production.
In particular, she makes the viewer an extension of the camera, which is already functioning like a nosy neighbor, a referee or an extra relative in the unfolding events.
His tactic of asking all sympathetic MPs to support a Labour demand for the government to outline its plan for EU exit before triggering article 50 was on the brink of revealing the size of a cross-party alliance that is already functioning semi-openly.
Because the protein is already functioning well in this context, its more common ability halting the growth of other, unwanted cells may also be easier to exploit, the researchers suggest.
Iran and Russia have already proposed a Baghdad-Damascus direct channel of communications by which to coordinate the war -- and this is already functioning.
Progress will be predicated on stable relationships and the gradual strengthening of local services, preserving what is already functioning, even if inadequately.
"Our concern is how that is going to impact buildings that are already extraordinarily large and schools that are already functioning at over capacity," Dr. Gerstenlauer said.
Centuries before postmodernism formalized the relationship between high culture and low, she suggested, the street was already functioning as a bridge.
Doctors say it is unlikely the transplanted nodes are already functioning, and it's possible some other aspect of the surgery is having a beneficial effect, Dr. Chen suggested.
The conquest of Languedoc, following the Albigensian Crusade (against heretics in southern France) that was only tepidly supported by Philip Augustus, was not complete until the 1240s, but the royal seneschalsies of Beaucaire and Carcassonne were already functioning when Louis VIII died.
Close to 100 medical-legal partnerships are already functioning at health care institutions and universities around the country, reflecting the idea that "there are so many social and economic factors that contribute to health," Ms. Hooper said.
