Sentence examples for considerable amount of force from inspiring English sources
In some cases, the local authorities have acted with admirable restraint; in others, they appear to have used a considerable amount of force.
The buttons below the pad take a considerable amount of force to push, and I found myself avoiding them altogether.
The left side of the gravel sidewalk is in a situation where a considerable amount of force is required to push the stroller, and since a significant amount of acceleration was measured in such a situation, there is the possibility of the data measurement reflecting the state of the road surface even with the sensor equipped in a smartphone.
In fact, the force which was transmitted to the bones through the medium of the skin, and other soft tissues with which they are covered, was greatly lost in attritus, and through other resistance, whilst a considerable amount of force also did not reach the skeleton, being eliminated in the attritus developed by the lying of the limb on the plane of support.
It may take a few times moving from right to left, and it will take a considerable amount of force.
It often takes a considerable amount of force to pull out an orchid, since they grow tight against the container's walls.
Besides, considerable amount of forces and bending moments by the motions of LTP were exerted on the connections.
As the scapula has rotated roughly 30° in this position, gravity induces a considerable amount of compression force across the shoulder joint.
Fast charge hopping is an effective way to reduce the likelihood of charge recombination and is a tactic applied in PSII, although at the expenditure of a considerable amount of driving force.
Sgt Dave Opara, from Devon and Cornwall Police, said: "There has been a considerable amount of rainfall across the force area.
These findings naturally explain the observed F– v relationship: because the enzyme always spends a considerable amount of time in the force-sensitive pre-translocated state even at high [NTP], we should always expect a force-dependence of the velocity.
