Sentence examples for sense state from inspiring English sources

In this sense, state media are undermining the very state that they supposedly serve.

The helots were in a sense state slaves, bound to the soil and assigned to individual Spartans to till their holdings; their masters could neither free them nor sell them, and the helots had a limited right to accumulate property, after paying to their masters a fixed proportion of the produce of the holding.

(2) In sense state, the sensor module is close and the communication module is open, the sensor nodes collect the multimedia.

"Unfortunately, the rising rates of proficiency required to achieve AYP make no sense," state Education Commissioner Kevin Huffman told the Commercial Appeal.

The sense state predominates in the OX phase of the YMC and during growth on GLU.

The antisense state is the default, requiring transcription factor-dependent activation at HMS2 to switch to the sense state.

But that video made sense—states actually did pass laws interfering with the doctor-patient relationship whereas the Generation Opportunity ads perpetuate outright lies.

But I relish the way that, elsewhere, he employs his own literary common sense, stating at one point: "Half the job of learning to write is getting to know the sound of your own voice".

In this sense, state-run anticommunism was an integral part of the political culture of the young West German republic.

In this sense, states are social entities generated by such acts.

Some call facts in the first sense states of affairs or situations, reserving the word 'fact' to mean what 'obtaining state of affairs' or 'actual situation' mean.