Sentence examples for which it's up from inspiring English sources

The game itself is a bank of video footage, which it's up to you to sort through.

Gibson's depiction of the Second World War suggests that we are the children of the seriously fucked-up, of a generation that has left behind a seriously fucked-up world, which it's up to us to face and somehow repair.

The brake will apply only in "tight" markets, a term which it is up to the 16 federal states to define.

This phase is the last but one before the final stage of implementation and coordination in which it is up to Foresight practitioners and decision makers to jointly translate the outcomes of the preceding steps.

That day, they covered five miles, breaking through German defenses, after which it was up to the entire 47th Infantry Regiment to hold onto the gains.

Freedom, justice and love, these are the spirit of our New Citizens Movement, and must become a core value for the Chinese people for which it is up to our generation to fight, sacrifice and assume responsibility.

The sex associated miRNAs are placed into two separate columns for the male and female counterparts, representing the male/female tissue in which it is up-regulated.

In addition, p53 is critically involved in drug-induced apoptosis, in which it is up-regulated and translocated to mitochondria following HCT116 colon cancer cells exposure to 5-fluorouracil [ 23].

Above all, liberals can remind conservatives of the past achievements of liberalism — which it's today up to conservatives, primarily, to defend.

"I like America Online because of the rate at which it's signing up subscribers, advertisers and E-commerce partners," Mr. Schoelzel said.

And that is almost certainly the case, given the rapid clip with which it's snatching up AI companies.