Sentence examples for allow it to sway from inspiring English sources

Android and Windows will not completely go away, but Apple's massive cash reserves will allow it to sway markets and assert unquestionable power.

A period photograph shows about 20 passengers perched precariously in and atop the coach, which had an early shock absorber system that allowed it to sway with the terrain.

While the government placed blame the so-called Islamic State group, many Turks scoffed at the claim, instead saying the government itself orchestrated the attack or allowed it to happen in order to sway voter opinion.

So Tate has developed the oratorical skills of the title, allowing him to sway anyone in a courtroom about anything.

These tactics allow operations to sway public opinion about specific issues, sow distrust in political institutions, and spread confusion.

I'm not joking -- at the base of the building, between it and the ground, are huge "bumpers" which allow the buildings to sway back and forth in a quake, like a tree in the wind.

In an earthquake, the bearings will allow the slab to sway from side to side.

11.38am BST Therese Coffey, a Conservative, says the government should not allow third parties to sway the outcome of elections.

When the swaying begins, the house sheds its roof tiles, reducing the load on the structure as the loosely pegged joints of the post-and-beam construction allow the building to sway.

These not only permit the interior of the museum to be as transparent and as free from structural intrusion as possible, but, in the event of an earthquake, should allow the building to sway safely like a ship weathering a storm at sea.

Don't allow peer pressure to sway you.