Sentence examples for naturally placed from inspiring English sources

As Winslow Curtis's wife, Frankie is, naturally, placed in a difficult position, but Chace's social conscience seems stronger than her narrator's.

Roads are simple, unpaved mud paths and streets have no signs, streetlights or even names but are merely the gaps naturally placed between two rows of tents or shacks set up by newly arrived migrants without any input from the government.

Johnson arranged to have her meet Saarinen at his glass house, and Saarinen drew up his own list — it included people who could but shouldn't, people who should but couldn't, and those (among whom Saarinen naturally placed himself) who could and should.

The learning objective was naturally placed on the process itself rather than obtaining high scores.

Echo and Homes are naturally placed out in the open, making the devices well suited to control devices sporting an infrared port.

Whereas the mold electrode is naturally placed on a Nafion film/glassy carbon (GC) sheet workpiece, the self-weight of the mold electrode and the soft feature of Nafion film result in a tight contact between the electrode and film.

When all the males of a certain age are serving in the military, this naturally places a cost on society.

Museums naturally place great importance on holotypes and paratypes and major collections like the Smithsonian or the Natural History Museum in London may hold hundreds of holotypes.

And while such knowledge naturally places an added burden upon us, the keepers, that burden is now being greatly compounded by the fact that sudden violent outbursts like Misty's can no longer be dismissed as the inevitable isolated revolts of a restless few against the constraints and abuses of captivity.

When the global properties of the solutions have been well studied, researchers in various fields naturally place stability as the focus.

But the prolonged search is naturally placing financial strain on the relatives.