Sentence examples for a larger action from inspiring English sources

No part of the body is livelier than the shoulders, chugging together or in alternation, and they are always involved in a larger action.

Ms. Mangan, for instance, made it clear that she regarded speculation that the guilds might soon return to work without a contract, perhaps joining later with the larger Screen Actors Guild in a larger action, as fanciful.

As the Millstone case illustrates, even a larger action, such as replacing managers, is but one iteration in a change process that requires feedback and adjustment, i.e. muddling.

If M1 is considered to be part of a larger "action observation network" [ 10, 29], then it is not surprising that the output neurons, which are strongly embedded in the intrinsic cortical circuitry [ 30, 31], are also modulated.

"I am especially surprised to see people gather at such a large action in support of American business — because for them, our children, Russian children, are factually, let's put it this way, an object of trade," Yekaterina Lakhova, the United Russia lawmaker who sponsored the ban, said in an interview with Kommersant FM radio shortly after the march began.

Details of the questionnaire study (part of a the larger action research project) is being reported elsewhere (Cawston P et al, submitted for publication).

The coalition knew that it was going to take an even larger action to push the White House to make the right decision.

Here are some examples of subcommittees that you might need for a single large action like a benefit concert, charity race, or protest march: Public Relations: This subcommittee does all of the canvassing, especially right before the event.

The findings were posted online as part of a larger corrective action order sent to Plains All-American Pipeline.

Most importantly, it represents the cornerstone of a larger social action campaign -- 10x10 -- aimed at driving funds to girls' education programs around the world and increasing visibility and dialogue around the issue of girls' education.

Both strains possess co-localized pheromone-sensitive olfactory sensory neurons characterized by a larger amplitude action potential (spike) responding to the major pheromone component, and a smaller spike amplitude cell responding to the minor component, i.e. the opposite isomer.