Sentence examples for still very much present from inspiring English sources

In 2010 this grip has eased somewhat, but it is still very much present.

There are still 500,000 persons afflicted with leprosy in Latin America, so it is still very much present.

It recognises the efforts of President Alan García but sees corruption as still very much present and dangerous.

It says that the systemic interconnectedness that resulted in the global financial crisis is still very much present.

In the worlds of science, engineering and technology, it seems, the past is still very much present.

This diversity is still very much present in the state, and churchgoers are divided almost equally among these religious groups.

"Research into the science of intelligence has been used in the past 'to target particular racial groups or individuals and delegitimize them,….the reductionist and deterministic trends that still are very much present in the world of genetics would come to the forefront in a project like this" [ 23].

However, Kubrick did move the setting from early 20th-century Venice to present-day New York City, if only to show how Schnitzler's themes are still very much alive in present society.

But his family's absence is still very much in his present, if not in his future.

Arno J. Mayer's hefty opus, "The Furies," addresses chapters of a past still very much a part of our present and convulsions that continue to polarize and stir emotions -- not least the author's own.

Labour's present is still very much entangled with its past.