Sentence examples for * overturn in from inspiring English sources

The overturn in the magma reservoir provides new nucleation sites which may help to prepare a following/delayed eruption.

Here we provide age constraints on the duration of gravitational overturn in the East Pilbara Terrane.

Simonsig is also rated at miserly odds to beat his closest rival, Overturn, in Tuesday's Arkle.

It undergoes stratification in the summer and complete overturn in the autumn and spring.

Labour has already said it opposes the bedroom tax, the one welfare reform it has pledged to overturn in government.

It is this injustice that Labour members will be trying to finally overturn in today's budget debate.

If the reform law survives Republican efforts to overturn it in the courts or in Congress, future historians may well rate health care reform as one of the crowning achievements of Mr. Obama's presidency.

What seems frivolous in one context (using mobile technologies to organize a night out with your friends) can literally overturn governments in another (the Green Revolution in Iran, which gave rise to the Arab Spring, used Bluetooth-connected phones as its basic organizing network).

One relevant precedent came from the 1992 case Planned Parenthood v. Casey, in which SCOTUS said it wouldn't be fair to overturn Roe, in part because an "entire generation" of women had come to rely on the idea of abortion being legal and had subsequently planned lives and careers around that fact.

The bill is expected to run into serious trouble in the Lords and she will need a coalition majority to overturn them in the Commons if she is to steer it onto the statute book.

In the case of Vergara vs. California, plaintiffs are seeking to overturn "last in, first out" layoff rules, contending they violate state constitutional guarantees of an equal education for students.