Sentence examples for to function much from inspiring English sources

Indeed, for us to function, much of it must be ignored.

The Trump White House appears to function much like the Trump Organization, in terms of the blurring of lines.

Though a military governor, he did not immediately replace all the civil officials; they continued to function much as they had before but now acted under the exarch's orders.

That freedom, of course, was predicated on the steady stream of revenue provided (in the years before the AT&T monopoly was broken up in the early 1980s) by the monthly bills paid by telephone subscribers, which allowed Bell Labs to function "much like a national laboratory".

Polyphosphate-based anti-corrosion pigments as a result of modification of zinc orthophosphate have been found to function much more efficiently.

With all these devices in communication, the technological systems that regulate modern life financial systems, energy systems, transportation systems and so on begin to function much more like the human body.

Private healthcare institutions that belong to the LNHS function much more effectively.

These results confirmed the previous findings of the GO annotation and the top-expressed genes, which showed an initial activation of the signaling and transcriptional processes and a strong inhibition of pro-inflammatory molecules such as C3, which seemed to exert their function much earlier than 3 hours after the stimulus, a trait that has been previously observed in bivalves [ 32].

THARP -- First, I was having to function too much as an administrator.

For 150 years, Braille books were designed to function as much as possible like print books.

His mostly lively, high-density Guggenheim installation is a homage to the artist Martin Wong (1946-99) that is consistent with Mr. Vo's self-effacing, shape-shifting art and his tendency to function as much as a curator or archaeologist as an artist.