Sentence examples for term it already from inspiring English sources

For as he understands the term, it already seems to harbour a prejudicial philosophical dualism in which that which is defined as "natural" – and thereby supposedly amenable to rational, empirical investigation through the methods of the natural sciences – is pitted against that which somehow floats above the natural and is thereby necessarily a matter of speculative, unreasoning faith.

(In purchasing-power-parity terms, it already is).

By the end of its first term, it had already privatised British Aerospace and Cable & Wireless.

Ten minutes into the second term, it was already party time and Lonie showed as much with a glorious dribbling goal from the pocket.

"Slowly" being a relative term – it probably already has more first-day signups than all the other social networks, combined, and it is ostensibly aiming at Facebook: Capturing 1% of Facebook's fan base amounts to 7 million people.

Although MoviePass's parent company told VICE losing money was all part of the plan in the short term, it's already proven to be unsustainable.

In the short term, it's already very clear that some of these substances really aren't worth your time or money.

To pay for the bond purchases, the Fed would sell off some of the shorter-term bonds it already owns rather than printing new money.

But in the short term, it undermines an already depleted front line with Howard and Jordan Hill (herniated disk) also sidelined.

In historical terms, it is already getting a bit long in the tooth.

Condor said the union refused to negotiate over terms it had already offered.