Sentence examples for much present with from inspiring English sources

There is an underlying implication that all that's behind us now, when AIDS is still very much present, with infection rates rising among younger gay men as AIDS prevention programs have relaxed.

Disclosure are doing so well that these days they're pretty much presented with a cheeseboard of trendy UK vocalists for them to pick from.

Jamaican politicians like the rival former prime ministers Michael Manley and Edward Seaga are very much present, too, along with leaders of the "garrisons," the communities and criminal militias that their parties controlled.

While one could define eugenics in a way that makes state coercion an essential element, this would be out of keeping with much present and historical usage of the term.

Emotion is very much present after the students working with Skurnick troop to the anatomy lab.

Ann loves Mitt, Mitt loves Ann, and Mitt loves his father, George, who loved Mitt's mother, Lenore, so much he presented with a single fresh rose every day of their 64-year marriage.

Indeed, some information is much better presented with computer graphics than anything I could possibly draw on a blackboard or explain verbally.

You have to be so much in the present with people whose memories are gone.

The future of AI looks much like the present, with machines helping humans to do their jobs better, not replacing them.

As a result, the next several weeks could look very much like the present, with Mr. Obama flying around the country to warn about the effect of the budget cuts.

"Because we chose to make the series very much in the present with people going through things rather than recollecting things in the past – because you get a lot more drama out of that – it came with endless legal issues," Ferguson told Guardian Australia last week.