Sentence examples for presently received from inspiring English sources
He presently received an envelope which contained a small strip from a Chinese lucky cooky.
She presently received two replies, each stating the general policy of the Patent Office with regard to such matters and the price of the item in question.
This new group treatment produced large reductions in eating disorder symptoms, which is encouraging because it requires about 1/20th the therapist time necessary for extant individual and family treatments, and has the potential to provide a cost-effective and efficacious approach to reaching the majority of individuals with eating disorders who do not presently received treatment.
John presently received a message from the Gothic queen.
The foundation presently receives about 500 inquiries and 250 applications a year.
The site presently receives ∼280 mm rainfall, almost entirely from the summer monsoon.
President Bush and his administration exhibit a cynical approach by continuously stressing that people presently receiving Social Security will not be affected by changes to the system ("Bush Opens Door to Changes in His Plan," news article, March 23).
We must commit to giving girls an education, girls who are not presently receiving one, and also commit to give those girls who are receiving one, the opportunity to progress to and complete their secondary education.
Based on this unprecedented addition of schools, the DOE has determined the following changes are necessary for the remainder of the school year: $7$$) Students presently receiving SES tutoring will experience a suspension of services from February 13th through March 2nd.
The ad hoc on-demand distance-vector (AODV) routing protocol has been designed for use in ad hoc networks, which are presently receiving wide interest within many diverse research communities.
I am unpersuaded, however, by the view that Congress simultaneously prohibited discrimination against one class of dependent children -- those in families not presently receiving benefits -- and at the same time sanctioned discrimination against another class -- those children in large families.
