Sentence examples for a force to which from inspiring English sources

In 955 Otto I (Otto the Great; reigned 936 973), at the head of a force to which nearly all the duchies had sent mounted contingents, annihilated a great Hungarian army on the Lech River near Augsburg.

This statement holds true because of an important modern-day manifestation of the classical notion of glory: the presidential legacy, a force to which every occupant of the White House is subject.

It is referred to as arteriogenesis and basically driven by a change in biomechanical forces to which the vessel wall is exposed.

First, he promises to create a task force to identify which prisons could most efficiently be shut down.

The British government decided in early 1840 to send an expeditionary force to China, which arrived at Hong Kong in June.

The title referred to the madness visited upon haberdashers by an invisible force, something to which he perhaps sensed a modern analog.

Scunthorpe United have become a force with which to be reckoned since Graham Alexander took charge in March.

Long dismissed as terrorist outlaws by Israel and the United States, Hamas would have been formally recognized as a force with which to be reckoned and negotiated.

By his junior year in high school, James was seen as a force with which to reckon; by senior year, he had become the school's star pitcher.

Some gave a schedule which forced teachers to which page they need to teach.

An additional issue is the design of the bone and whether it is being exposed to a force for which it was not designed [ 10].