Sentence examples for chain of force from inspiring English sources

He explained, "You want the chain of force to travel from the ground through the body with minimal energy loss.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau last month sued ITT Educational Services, accusing the for-profit chain of forcing students to take on high-cost loans.

Around 16:09 A jam of visitors forms above the chain of police forces on the ramp, when trying to exit the festival area.

Though perhaps his rhetoric gets the better of him in comparing man acting on his own nature to an animal acting on its own nature, Leibowitz's central incompatibilist point is that freedom cannot be a function of acting according to one's own nature if man's nature "is only the last link in a causal chain of the forces of inorganic and organic nature which act upon him and within him" (ibid).

15:50 A first chain of police forces (police cordon) is formed in front of the side ramp, blocking in- and outflows in the West (see cordon 1a in Figure 1).64 15:50-15:57 A second police cordon closes the tunnel to the East (see cordon 2 in Figure 1).

Instead, the agents' deliberate delay in sending this information up the chain of command forced Comey to reveal the information at the very end of October thereby creating a story that exploded like a political hand grenade over the entire first week of November.

The side chains of PTA8 force the aromatic units into a planar orientation instead of the staggered structure of PPT.

Said Brakey about Maricopa County, "the point of all this is to force this out-of-control election department to resolve chain-of custody issues, to force the county to follow the rules of law".

I can't even imagine the stress the field commanders are under, but personnel who don't maintain respect for the chain of command simply force any self-respecting commander-in-chief to cut them out.

Somewhere along the chain of command, the force of the message, or a moral compass, appears to have been lost.

In a chain of syllogisms, existential force, or the presumption of existence, flows "downward" from wider and more general terms to narrower ones.