Sentence examples for charged we can from inspiring English sources

As suspects in this recent spate of homicides are rounded up and charged, we can only guess the thought processes that led the guilty ones to murder.

But, faced with a crippling thirty-two thousand dollars in "previous charges," we can no longer afford such reckless spending.

"We reached the conclusion that this is a charge we can prove," McCabe told The Washington Post on Monday.

In an e-mail to potential donors, she wrote, "If we put more women in charge, we can stop irrational extremists from taking hardworking families hostage".

It is a charge we can all level against each other, as Polly Toynbee briskly notes here – so Hunt Jr must be doing something right.

However when a substrate and a surfactant bear opposed charges, we can observe the formation of aggregates leading to a decrease of the substrate diffusion coefficient.

An area manager who worked in the north and oversaw the running of more than 60 branches told the 200-odd employees under his charge: "We can either close this amount of shops and make this amount of people redundant, or we can single-man".

"For the first time in a long time with Domench in charge we can look to the future with hope rather than fear," declared L'Equipe after last Saturday's tie in Romania despite the fact that Les Bleus had started that match with trademark listlessness and found themselves 2-0 dowithinhalfhanf an hour.

For a small extra charge we can go up to 160!' I don't know if we're cut out to have that kind of control over our own species". The way in which Reich looks forward and engages with the reality of the modern age could mask the fact that he comes from a classical background.

"With him in charge, we can win matches and claim trophies," he said.

Since a larger value of ω-s implies a smaller capability of donating charges, we can conclude from Equation 17 that the solvation also weakens the capacity of anions to donate electrons, which agrees with the general viewpoints [12 16].