Sentence examples for brain crowd from inspiring English sources

With this much Kickstarter on the brain, crowd funding burnout seems like it might be around the corner.

He racked his brain, crowded with the details of his plan for universal health insurance, to find the diagnostic basics.

He, too, saw evidence of brain crowding, and believed that Katerina's clinical symptoms pointed to Chiari syndrome.

The result, says Crockett, is that the amino acids rush to the brain, "crowding out" any residual tryptophan and creating a temporary shortage of tryptophan and therefore serotonin.

Sometimes, it takes a while for things like this to vacate the precious space in our brains, crowding out thoughts that are more productive and positive, reviving feelings of discomfort, anger, fear or sadness over and over until, one day, almost as abruptly as it may have begun... it stops.

Otherwise, all of the distractions I have in my life will creep back into my brain and crowd out the message you are trying to convey.

But let that voice invade your brain and crowd out the other complainers.

Meanwhile, Senator Ted Kennedy, who had recently left Massachusetts General Hospital with a diagnosis of brain cancer, flashing crowds a thumbs up, competed in a sailing race.

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Nanoparticles could exit the infusion needle unevenly, tissue could enter the needle during its placement so that nanoparticles are not able to circumnavigate the plug, or the extracellular space of the brain could become crowded with nanoparticles in a manner that halts additional fluid entry into the brain.

Rove is one of the most infamous faces of the GOP so having him speculate publicly about possible brain damage left the crowd "stunned", reported the New York Post, with Clinton's team immediately dismissing it and a former White House communications director who worked with Rove calling his comments "off the wall".