Sentence examples for undergoing these days from inspiring English sources

At least it hasn't suffered the erotic fate so many of the classics seem to be undergoing these days … although we do have this Kate Beckinsale reading, which is faintly disturbing.

While Mr. Murdoch's personal attention has lately been on The Journal, the financial performance of the News Corporation's other newspapers is undergoing stricter scrutiny these days.

It is certainly undergoing a makeover these days as a "smart" option in the 24/7 society, given the costs and consequences of sleep deprivation.

These signals can be much more concise, as in "The Passion According to G.H.," when another housewife recounts the mystical shock she underwent the day before.

After a meal with her staff Tuesday, Giffords boarded a plane back to Houston, where she is still undergoing five days a week of intensive outpatient physical therapy.

Chavez said he felt well enough to play before undergoing three days worth of tests that cleared him.

Lacrimal function and morphology were evaluated after undergoing 10 days of the swing procedure, unless otherwise mentioned.

"The city is undergoing a huge transformation these days," she said, with Al Nusra gaining control over the city and the local rebel brigades.

The tissues collected from these animals undergoes several days of processing before a decision emerged as to either the titanium oxide nanoparticle used where toxic or not [23].

"Pretty much anyone in a social service agency in contact with children, whether publicly or privately funded, undergoes a background check these days," said Gail Nayowith, the executive director of the Citizens Committee for Childrenn, a Manhattan-based national nonprofit advocacy and policy group.

The property, like the borough these days, is undergoing a makeover.