Sentence examples for a prong of from inspiring English sources

Caught on a prong of barbed wire that he had strung weeks earlier in these remote mountains was a tantalizing clue: strands of light brown bear hair.

Since the securities were not listed on an exchange, a prong of the Morrison ruling, "domestic transactions in other securities," was at issue.

Sometimes Self's penchant for puns and wordplay betrays him: he writes of "galvanizing my bowels in the bowels of the Crowne-Plaza"; at a highway rest stop, he pauses to "peck on a reconstituted prong of pureed pig meat with a six euros prix fixe".

The judge voided the regulation because he concluded that the Department did not provide an adequate rationale for a separate prong of the rule, which would have allowed schools that repeatedly failed the DTE test to remain eligible for federal aid if they passed a separate test, measuring the loan repayment rate for graduates and dropouts alike.

Shiniest: Gehry's New York skyscraper, a gleaming prong of stainless steel.

And in a third prong of the program, Goldman is giving $300 million in loans and grants to small businesses.

It is well known that a major prong of the rescue operation following the banking crash - the Bank of England's £375bn quantitative easing scheme - was designed to generate bank lending, pumping fresh money into the economy.

This is why increasing the adoption of MAT--and overcoming the misconceptions and stigma that have stood in the way of using medications to treat drug addiction--is a central prong of the recently announced HHS and White House initiatives on combating the opioid problem in America.

They're going to be an important prong of Facebook mobile monetization efforts.

The exodus of moderate Northeastern Republicans from the party was one prong of a two-pronged realignment that essentially flipped Delaware's partisan landscape, Mr. Pika said.

Faced with the threat of an epidemic, the Togolese Government recently launched a national campaign against polio – one prong of a synchronized, eight-nation campainn in West Africa spearheaded by the World Health Organization, Rotary International, the US Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention, and UNICEF.