Sentence examples for At every incident from inspiring English sources

Here, he was exceptional, busy at every incident, calculating at every turn.

Public opinion in the West, especially in the wobblier countries such as Italy and Germany, gets queasier at every incident involving unintended civilian casualties.

It was not quite Chelsea v Spurs on Monday night fractious but the Hungarian referee certainly had his work cut out, with Denis Suárez in particular aggrieved at every incident, Roberto Soldado losing his temper and the fourth official frequently having to interrupt a simmering row between Klopp and Marcelino on the touchline.

Four schemes (12%) deployed critical care capability at every incident but, in contrast, 11 (32%) reported no deployable critical care capability at all.

Editorial integrity, or the lack thereof, is at the heart of every incident.

Answers are not often sufficiently found, and despite all of the vitriolic recriminations and political jockeying, and yet another school being an example of perhaps a much larger concern on a national level, at the heart of every incident there remain individual human beings who wear the scars of those incidents, whether literally or figuratively.

If the far-field patterns (u^{infty}(widehat{x}, d)) ((widehat{x}, d in{mathbb{S}})) of the scattered fields for the same incident plane wave (u^{i}(x) = e^{ik_{1} x cdot d}) coincide at a fixed frequency for every incident direction (d in{mathbb{S}}) and the observation direction (widehat{x} in{mathbb{S}}), then (S_{1} = {widetilde{S}}_{1}), (S_{2} = {widetilde{S}}_{2}).

Travelling the Third World is challenging enough as it is, but try it with a girlfriend who is only just realizing how badly she's been hurt and a boyfriend who is so worried that he no longer "fits in" at "home" that every little incident and interaction is sifted for rejection, for approval — a boyfriend who is so worried about his busted-up Spanish that he fucks up even more than normal.

There always seems to be at least one contentious incident at every Olympics and, sure enough, another ugly episode duly unfolded in the final stretch of the 10km slog around the world's most scenic course.

It is now used by all UK emergency services at every type of major incident.

Chotiner taught at a March 1970 seminar for Young Republican leaders where he suggested that the Republican running against Senator Edward Kennedy mention the Chappaquiddick incident at every opportunity, while insisting that it was not an issue in the campaign.