Sentence examples for taking in the present from inspiring English sources

He squares this apparently contradictory circle by affirming that the risk of a sterling crisis is "worth taking" in the present circumstances, though this would only be so if the government can demonstrate "a clear and credible path back to fiscal stability".

The American's lack of enthusiasm for taking in the present crush of Muslim immigrants runs parallel to that of some European nations, such as Slovakia, Poland and the Czech Republic, which only want to take in refugees of the Christian faith.

In our study, cortisol reactivity to the cold pressor explained only 4% of the total variance in the sex by stress interaction on risk taking in the present study.

This phenomenon could explain the interactive effect of affective empathy (empathic concern) with cognitive empathy (perspective taking) in the present study.

The diplomats-in-training eagerly took in the information that I presented.

Then another child is taken in the present and the stories run alongside each other.

Liberalization of divorce was another step that Spain has taken in the present.

Cultural tourism is all very well, but sometimes you just want to take in the present - so people-watching at a pavement cafe has a stronger pull than trailing round a museum.

Action, taken in the present, preserves the space of experience in a dialectical tension with the horizon of expectation.

It can be concluded that the KFL-mediated AuNPs do not show acute toxicity even at high concentrations taken in the present study revealing the biocompatibility.

This study follows a previous study (Part 1) which considered the behaviour of a unidirectional composite consisting of both elastic fibres and matrix which is used to validate the approach taken in the present paper.