Sentence examples for subject to present from inspiring English sources

Its seemingly old-fashioned, authoritative style, in which a journalist disappears behind the subject to present a definitive and closed-ended account, has a postmodern feel — in both a positive and a negative sense.

But these days, they are more likely to offer a comprehensive survey of a subject to present an argument or offer a prescription — like Newsweek's recent cover article on why President-elect Barack Obama may come to embrace Vice President Dick Cheney's view of executive power, or Time's on how a trillion-dollar stimulus package should be spent.

In this study, we report the first human subject to present with overgrowth, autism/severe developmental delay and reduced p27 expression.

Ms. Gjestvang interviewed each of her subjects to present their words next to her photos.

The photographers we spoke to said that the portrait shoots, as well as being a uniquely effective way for their subjects to present their own stories, can be a healing space.

From this, he grasped the principle of linking subject areas to present the fuller picture made possible by the emerging discipline of cultural history.

The use of anticipatory it in Subject position to present viewpoints and to express their attitudes towards particular points through the use of projecting clauses.

Occupation: Perfume, cologne and bathroom-spray human test-subject (2007 to present).

"His wonderful comic style was not intended at any point to degrade or ridicule its subjects but to present them with warmth by removing what might have been taken as fearful".

Waste management problems are subject to uncertainties presented as intervals, random variables and/or fuzzy sets.

Many parameters in waste management problems are subject to uncertainties presented as intervals, random variables, fuzzy sets, and their combinations (Sun and Huang [2010]; Sun et al. [2012]).