Sentence examples for its structures from inspiring English sources

It added that it had reorganised its structures so it has a dedicated team of veterinary auditors to ensure audits are rigorous and effective.

But poetry starts building when love starts dying; it erects its structures durably on emptiness.

But it does need reform; its structures are outdated.

In defending the English lyric - mainly by reanimating it - Thomas knew that its structures had been pitched into the war's vortex.

It is an experience of engaging the body's tissue and its structures in a manner that is connected on a 'deeper' level.

They can't count on the government or its structures.

But life does not always conform to its structures.

Not different in its passion and purpose, but different in its structures and role.

Some of the Guggenheim's international reputation was literally built into its structures.

The purpose of the 35-acre Eden Project is as ambitious as its structures.

To do that, "you have to change its structures – family, education, politics.