Sentence examples for present one with from inspiring English sources
The result could be a situation much like the present one with Citigroup, in which one bailout follows another, with mounting costs and risks for taxpayers and with investors, borrowers and consumers left to wonder when the banking system will be reliably functional again.
It suggested that the Earth may be approaching a "tipping point" past which simultaneous changes to land use, climate and more driven by an ever larger, ever richer human population, push the system into a very different state from its present one, with climate zones changed permanently, ecosystems functioning differently, and so on.A sudden shift is plausible.
Such mechanisms are especially suited to repeated encounters because they allow agents to influence the outcomes of future negotiations, while negotiating a deal in the present one, with the aim of producing results that are beneficial to both parties.
In the philosophy of perception Putnam accepts direct realism, according to which perceptual experiences directly present one with the external world.
Additional studies, larger and more comprehensive than the present one, with follow-up of the infants, are needed.
Here I will compare the present one with fourteen of them, which are deemed representative (Table 1).
On the sheet, two columns were presented; one with the symbol ✓ and the written word 'YES', and the other with the symbol ✗ and the written word 'NO'NO
To lead a life of ethical integrity one must respond well to the challenge one's life presents one with.
In Fig. 10,two examples of paired sample correlation are presented, one with a large r value, and one with a small r value.
Examples of two different parallel cultivations at small-scale are presented: one with Escherichia coli and the other one with the filamentous microorganism Streptomyces tendae.
Two simulations are presented; one with generic model parameters, and a second with parameters that correspond to conditions in the Southern Alps of New Zealand.
