Sentence examples for present inform from inspiring English sources
We talk to the chief television critic at The New York Times, James Poniewozik, about how television and film characters past and present inform our views of both candidates — or have been created in the candidates' images.
The DNN SAM is at present informing the Global Trade and Analysis Project SAM for Pakistan, which has five factors and 57 sectors but a single representative household and is therefore not suitable for distributional analysis among household groups.
Staying amid the excesses of Russia's past and present informed my impressions of the rest of the city, from the Giuseppe Zanotti stilettos that click-clacked across the marble floors of Catherine the Great's sprawling Hermitage to the gold-wheeled Hummer being valeted outside the Marinsky ballet.
He later added that the cream of the conservative research institutes, including the American Enterprise Institute and the Heritage Foundation, had gone from presenting informed policy analyses to pumping out propaganda.
An overview of the CANREB RFQ design concept will be presented, informed by results from both ion optical simulations as well as commissioning efforts with other beam cooler and buncher devices.
During a debate before MSPs approved the legislation, Deputy Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said discussion in the months ahead would be "passionate, at times heated", but urged all politicians to keep the quality high by presenting informed and constructive arguments to voters.
The data presented informed the task force on the current state of evidence and clearly reveal that further research is needed.
"As professors," said Lisa Keller, who teaches history at the State University of New York in Purchase and is the executive editor of the second edition, "we have to believe the past informs the present and the present informs the future".
The present informs the future.
The final group was reminded that all of the uncertainties presented had insufficient evidence at present to inform clinical practice.
The capability to detect quickly whether chemical weapons agents are present will inform decisions on whether or not to remain in an area and so potentially save lives".
