Sentence examples for still such as from inspiring English sources

Others still, such as Greenpeace, stick to campaigning.

When I was first nursing there was still such as thing as a planned admission; a structured stay in hospital to prevent a crisis.

Cleverer weapons could be more dangerous still, such as malicious code that adapts to its environment, rewriting itself to evade pursuers.

Having endured all of this, and more still, such as separation from her boyfriend and the loss of many friends who questioned her decision to sue, Ms. Tanaka said she had come to understand that she had more to lose from coming out in the open and could not afford to become a poster woman for female liberation.

Others still, such as Macierewicz, deputy leader of Law and Justice, have expanded their political careers around surviving twin Jarosław Kaczyński's tireless quest to disprove claims that his brother put undue pressure on the pilot, Arkadiusz Protasiuk, to land, despite atrocious weather conditions.

Moreover, important parameters affecting the performance of the still, such as water level on the absorber plate and distance between water and glass surfaces, were theoretically investigated.

Stills such as "Keyhole Improved Crystal From Glacier Point," however, look like re-creations of Ansel Adams' famous landscapes, yet they include government satellites surging through the skyline. .

That is, if there are still such things as facts, after all these years".

There are still such things as white Democratic strongholds in the South, believe it or not.

Are there still such things as prepaid policies that you can pay off while you are still working?

There are still such things as obscene books?