Sentence examples for system and very from inspiring English sources

A lot of actors have developed their own sort of system, and very often it's from drama school.

"Transferring patients long distances for acute care is bad for patients and their families, bad for the system and very expensive," Crisp says.

Add to this an average wage $7,000 more than the world average (although a complicated tax system and very expensive Starbucks might mean you don't end up better off) and it seems the first rule of working more Swiss is do less for more.

There's a signal from this summit to some of the existing contributors whose soldiers are not willing to fight or go on patrol they shouldn't just assume that the current peacekeeping system and very low expectations of peacekeepers will continue," he said.

Another problem It that there is no visible "back" button for returning to screensystemve just visit.

Due to its broader nature, it adopts regulations for all sectors included in the system and very few aviation-specific rules.

"She's been a tremendous player in our youth system and been very, very solid," Ellis said of Johnston.

The elderly, those with weakened immune systems and very young children are most at risk from infection.

Still, scientists like Dr. Peter T. Cummings of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee said it was surprising to find a clear example in the real world of the hazy zone between very small systems and very large ones.

Direct methanol fuel cell (DMFC) is one of the future renewable power-generating systems and very environmentally friendly.

Superoxide is a relatively stable radical that is generated in living systems and very harmful to the cellular components under oxidative stress [54, 55].