Sentence examples for passing in many from inspiring English sources

Although it is not about Darwin but, in part, as the title suggests, about the nature of man, I included this article because it shows, as so many others, that Darwin's ideas are pervasive and used in passing in many articles, although not necessarily correctly.

No-fault divorce laws had been passed in many states, and divorce rates were climbing.

Thus, the "three strikes" legislation passed in many U.S. states in the 1990s, which imposed mandatory prison sentences after three convictions, was found to have no effect on crime rates.

All four Republicans who voted for same-sex marriage sharply increased their fund-raising in the six months after the marriage bill passed, in many cases raising money from people they had never met.

We've seen that with crowdfunding laws that have passed in many states across the country.

According to Hesse and Thébaud (2006), various pastoral laws have been passed in many Sahelian countries, such as Guinea, Mauritania, Mali, and Burkina Faso, yet never strictly enforced.

Such reforms have passed in many states after painstaking committee hearings featuring seemingly endless debate and ample opportunity for public comment.

Compared to the beginning of the 90s after the German reunification, nowadays massive housing and commercial vacancies followed by demolition and perforation come to pass in many cities of the former GDR.

Mr Gates also said that laws prohibiting employment discrimination based on sexual orientation that have been passed in many states could open the BSA up to extensive legal battles.

This study brings into question the usefulness of the new "calorie labeling" laws recently passed in many areas, including New York City.

UNEP scientists said that dry areas in the Middle East would become drier, speeding up land degradation, all of which has come to pass in many countries.