Sentence examples for it's being distributed from inspiring English sources

There is still vaccine in the pipeline, and it's being distributed".

Appelbaum says that he was able to obtain and run a copy of Haystack days after Heap claimed to have stopped supporting the software, suggesting that the organization isn't in control of how widely it's being distributed.

The factors include when a film is released; whether it's being distributed by a major studio; whether the actors, writers, and directors of the film have previous Oscar nominations; and whether, according to movie site IMDb, it features genres and plot keywords most associated with Oscar nominations.

Also notable about OS X Lion is the way it's being distributed.

It's being distributed at random, so don't panic if you don't get the update immediately – just keep an eye on your Sidekick over the next few days.

For example, which headline would you be more inspired to read? "'Stand Up for Start-Ups' Event to Feature 200 Founders from Leading International Start-Ups," or "XYZ Company Announces Event in New York on June 30". A release should always begin with the state where it's being distributed and the date you're sending it, followed by a brief, one-sentence summary of the announcement.

Their research operation has ensured that if there's any information about Obama to be had, it's been distributed to the media". The question, of course, is what journalists do with that information.

It's been distributed in the West via Sublime Frequencies, a Seattle record label that valorizes the idea of music that's far flung and stumbled upon: tapes bought in street markets, radio transmissions captured on the fly.

"Once it's been distributed, it can't be undone," said David Miller, portfolio manager for the Catalyst Insider Buying Fund (INSIX).

Stir the paste around until it's been distributed throughout your pan.

CDD-based site annotation is readily visible on Entrez's GenPept summary pages for proteins and in graphical views, and it is being distributed via NCBI's Reference Sequence protein data sets (5).