Sentence examples similar to bending principles from inspiring English sources

An improved stress-measuring technique based on the cantilever bending principle is presented.

The remainder of the evening savors the secret ambush of Edward's relatives as they try to bend principles and justify their greed.

Levin's and Bailyn's most common response to critics has been that anyone who truly means to "engage the world" - the phrase is a mantra for Yale-NUS apologists - must be willing to bend principles such as those in Yale's Freedom of Expression statement, out of sensitivity to our Singaporean partners' values.

D'Antoni is bending his principles, but he is not about to shatter them.

A few of them, amazingly, complained that Isis was not radical enough – that it was bending its principles for political reasons.

Media attention initially focused on Labour bending its principles for a "glamour sport" and on the "false trail" of Jowell's husband's links to the Benetton Formula One team.

Whatever the manufacturing process, this rigid system acts biomechanically on the patient through the "three-point bending" mechanical principle.

This sad bending of principle began in 1997, when Gen. Barry R. McCaffrey, who heads the Office of National Drug Control Policy at the White House, was authorized by Congress to spend up to $1 billion over five years to buy television time and newspaper ads to agitate against drug use.

Fig. 3 Drive mechanism coupled to a contact detector: basic reflexive omnidirectional bending mechanism principle (cross-sectional view).

Also, when you give everything to that person, you are only telling her/him that you would do anything for her/him even if it means bending your principle.

The pressures that drove the accounting firms to bend their principles are clear enough.