Sentence examples for changes in momentum from inspiring English sources

The civilian fatality rate is clearly important — yet it is often a lagging indicator of changes in momentum.

Today's emotional second round of the Andersen Consulting Match Play Championship was marked by high-quality golf and riveting changes in momentum.

Alexis and Gerardo Lopez, of West Harlem, are stoics; their composure is rare in a game of jump-starts, sprints, and sudden changes in momentum.

In Herman Cherry's "Walking Line," the blobs and pathways of white enamel paint allow both changes in momentum and the physicality of a gestural drag of pigment to become independent subjects.

Not only is there no guarantee that voters will "fall in line," but they may actively rebel against presumptions that they will do so, leading to rapid changes in momentum, and increasing the potential that a party will nominate an "unelectable" or nontraditional candidate.

"The second half had a lot of tactical shifts and changes in momentum.

In this position, the light, due to change in momentum resulting from reflection and refraction, also creates a surface stress [ 4, 5] that can deform the GUV along the beam axis, as shown.

The change in momentum was remarkable.

A change in momentum can scatter supporters quickly.

Conservatives have sensed this change in momentum and are seeking to exploit it.

Their entrance also marks a change in momentum for the play.