Sentence examples for that really function from inspiring English sources

In some such places, so-called non-state players (from warlords to private firms to religious leaders) are about the only things that really function at all.Independent conservation agencies are less squeamish about dealing with private firms.

If Microsoft is not going to release a true tablet-ready OS until late-summer 2012, those who want a Windows tablet that really functions as a tablet are going to have to wait at least one, maybe even two, generations of tablets.

Still, when Starbucks moved beyond its little original store and wove itself into the fabric of American cities, it primed the public for subsequent waves of more genuinely local coffee shops that really do function as third places.

Google's Chromebooks are quite limited devices that only really function well for web-surfing, email and document writing rather than for more sophisticated applications.

"The fact that they would really function is very important," she said, standing in a light rain Wednesday morning on the rough ground where the pumps had been installed.

And that's also exactly why I find the idea disconcerting, and why I'm glad that Cloak doesn't really function for me in any sort of profitable way.

These facilities are mixed with the function that really characterizes the regeneration of Tortona station: a restaurant where it possible to taste typical products of surrounding territory and also learn to cook them in a lab area, designed ad hoc.

"I think that the U.N. doesn't really function without U.S. involvement, and if there's anything we can talk about, it's race and racism".

Only problem so far is, their iPhone app doesn't really function all that well, and the company has acknowledged this on their Twitter feed in the past.

I prefer the slow and steady approach over getting so super high all at once that it's impossible to really function.

If you look at successful groups, inevitably there's an amalgam of personalities that really enable the group to function at a high level.