Sentence examples for view present from inspiring English sources
Last year, Harry Reid of Nevada, the United States Senate majority leader, called for a ban, and though legalized, with a degree of regulation (the law requires weekly cervical exams and monthly blood work, for example), these brothels — from a commerce point of view — present some contradictions.
In an earlier paper written with Dr. Stringer, Dr. d'Errico said that in his view, present evidence "does not support a gradualist scenario nor a revolution scenario, but a nonlinear process during which key cultural innovations emerge, are lost and re-emerge in different forms before being finally adopted".
Mr Santorum was booed on Thursday night at a college event when asked to explain his opposition to gay marriage, underscoring the danger his strongly conservative social policy view present for him in a state that is more liberal-minded than Iowa.
In Ford's view, present activity makes the past in the sense that what is done today adds to what will be the accomplished past of tomorrow.
Keeping this in view present study has been conducted to investigate the bioconversion of Parthenium hysterophorus spiked with biogas plant slurry using epigeic worm Eisenia fetida.
Keeping the above in view, present authors began studies of radon variation as a possible seismic precursor in 2011 at Mat Fault in Mizoram for the first time and the results of this work have been reported (Jaishi et al., 2013; 2013a; 2013b;).
The picture those reports presented was very different from the public view presented by administration officials.
The news today, in our view, presents a decent buying opportunity for the stock.
Examine the point of view presented in each article, and write a report on your findings.
The curators take an expansive view, presenting both historical documentation and parallel projects by artists and performers, including Grace Jones.
The world of unreformed Islam in this view presented a clear and present danger to the cherished beliefs, institutions and art forms of the secular and rational west.
