Sentence examples for present also sometimes from inspiring English sources

Whole or crushed grains are the most common form of concentrated feed, sometimes referred to generically as "oats" or "corn" even if those grains are not present, also sometimes called straights in the UK.

But, as Colin Grant reports, the film makers are also keen to stress the fact that these new digital tools present opportunities but also, sometimes, hidden dangers.

In addition to being responsible for the brown, vermilion, cinnabar, and other colours of insect eyes, ommochromes are also sometimes present in the molting fluid and integument.

Usually naked (except for shoes) or wearing a bathrobe or women's garments, he floats slightly above or stands off to one side, as if revisiting the action in a memory or from the couch of his therapist, who's also sometimes present.

Small quantities of CH4 and its close homologues (C2+) are also sometimes present locally.

Visualization in the form of charts and graphs are also sometimes present, along with personal stories from refugees and videos from YouTube.

(Russell 1938 9) This impulse to power is not only explicitly present in leaders, but also sometimes implicitly in those who follow.

The transmembrane segments of membrane proteins are therefore largely composed of hydrophobic residues; but charged and polar residues are also sometimes present, so it is natural to ask how these charged residues can be stably accomodated in the membrane.

Although in many cases, the etiology of the edema is obvious, it can also sometimes present a differential diagnostic challenge.

Asked about this, Mr. Powell and Ms. Ryan noted that the column had also sometimes presented Mr. Christie in a favorable light.

Ecommerce sites also sometimes suggestively present an optional (priced) add-on in a way that makes it appear like an obligatory part of the transaction.