Sentence examples for must faithfully from inspiring English sources
The collected resources of this great library constitute an engine of discovery which we must faithfully convey into the future.
During cell division, chromosomes must faithfully segregate to maintain genome integrity, and this dynamic mechanical process is driven by the macromolecular machinery of the mitotic spindle.
The North's official Korean Central News Agency said the country, people and military "must faithfully revere respectable comrade Kim Jong-un.
These environments must faithfully represent the real surgical field and require seamless integration of pre- and intra-operative imaging, surgical instrument tracking, and display technology into a common framework centered around and registered to the patient.
If, as I have suggested, business can be fairly described as a system of equal, necessary, and interdependent members, then the leaders' values and their management of business operations must faithfully reflect that conception.
We diabetics must, faithfully, perform this cycle many time a day if we want to avoid the horror of long term diabetes that we have all observed in our friends and relatives.
The CEO must communicate faithfully, grant real authority and decision rights, and not stymie the COO's career.
But because each document must be faithfully recreated in each of the EU's 23 languages, creating authentic versions can be expensive and time-consuming.
On any given issues that advice often involves the views of more than one Cabinet Officer and consequently once recommendations are received from within the White House, they must be faithfully integrated into a single presentation of the issue.
They say the vouchers violate a section of the state constitution that says money set aside in a state school fund must "be faithfully appropriated and used exclusively for establishing and maintaining a uniform system of free public schools," and not private schools.
During the cell cycle each chromosome must be faithfully replicated before cell division.
