Sentence examples for considerable soft from inspiring English sources
But officials believe the EU still wields considerable soft power in international climate negotiations: they speak of a sequencing effect in which a European commitment triggers movement in the United States, which in turn shifts the Chinese towards a more accommodating position.
The tiny enclave of Hong Kong exerts considerable soft power on the mainland, where many see it as an alternative vision of what China could be — where Chinese customs, assaulted by decades of Communist campaigns, have survived, but also where modern notions of individual rights and welfare are vigilantly defended.
But the Oscars also represent considerable soft power.
Soft tissue movement around pins and wires leads to increased risk for infection [2, 26] and any pins located in areas with considerable soft tissue, tendons and tendon sheaths are at greater risk for infection [27].
France's considerable soft power in the world demands that we care when it falters, whether we live there or not.
Associations with other considerable soft tissue or skeletal injuries occur in up to one-third of the cases (McDougall 1961).
Elbow fracture-dislocation is always demanding to manage due to the considerable soft-tissue swelling or damage involved, which can make an early open approach and ligamentous reconstruction impossible.
However, this study also proved a considerable influence from soft tissues in the yielding walls of human VT cavities on the first formant frequency, F1.
The presence of a considerable amount of soft tissue interposed between the rigid elements and the absence of ligamentous or muscle prevented the successful fitting of the prosthesis.
The relatively large surgical incisions that are used for internal fixation also add a considerable risk of soft-tissue complications [ 8].
Although I hope," she adds with an infectious laugh, "that it was the ultimate test, that there's nothing else like that in store for me!" There is considerable steel under the soft exterior, which no doubt stood her in good stead.
