Sentence examples for since we actually from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it was easier for us, since we actually lived and worked in Africa.

I was surprised that we qualified since we actually got an earlier flight, but the law covers situations when passengers have little advance notice and have to change their plans.

So, we should have had a recession — or, since we actually had one, a much longer and deeper recession — to "clean up" Wall Street's excesses; and if Wall Street went on to engage in much bigger excesses, well, boys will be boys, and it's really that foolish preoccupation with full employment that deserves the blame.

Yet plunking the word annual in front of something gives it an air of authority (the annual State of the State Address, the annual U.S. News and World Report Randomly Generated Ranking of Colleges and Universities), and since we actually know little about getting homes and yards ready for winter, we need all the authority we can get.

Note that we may introduce a bias since we actually treat the intrinsically flat surface also as extrinsically flat at this step of the construction.

Probably the quality of experience we were hoping for was something akin to HMPL's metal-head hajj, since we actually brought Mike's family camcorder along with us.

And we actually, since she's been here, have moved her office a couple of times.

But they do not work, Aristotle believes, for the full range of thoughts we actually have, since we can think of particular individuals who no longer exist, like Socrates, and mythical creatures that "do not exist in any way at all," like the hippocentaur.

"But since it was all behavioral, we actually really had no idea what systems were involved.

No, this isn't an ode to the memory of Jack Kevorkian, just a friendly reminder that long-term care is an insurance benefit you are more likely to find useful than life insurance since life insurance requires that we actually allow someone to die before a nickel is paid out.

Furthermore, we find that final subfunctionalization is reduced as we decrease D (Supp. Figure 3 in Additional file 1), an unexpected result since under the DDC model, we actually expect greater subfunctionalization as we decrease D. Note that under default conditions, we observe a certain amount of redundancy in the post-duplication network (see Methods – Connectivity and deletion bias).