Sentence examples for considering clashes from inspiring English sources
The opinion, in Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company v. Sawyer, set out a three-part sliding scale for considering clashes between presidential power and Congressional authority.
And considering Clash of Clans is the No. 2 top-grossing iPad app ever, Marner likely is not alone.
London fashion week has streamed past in a blur of orthopaedic shoes, low hemlines and considered clashes.
Interatomic distances between pairs of non-bonded atoms in the model are considered clashing if the distance between them is smaller than the sum of their corresponding atomic van der Waals radii (Allen, 2002), within a predefined tolerance threshold (by default 1.5 Å).
A threshold of 25 is used when considering steric clashes for individual side-chain atoms.
(And no filmmaker since Nicholas Ray has considered the clash of generations with such power and discernment as has Anderson).
It's honestly staggering what the network is doing; when you stop and actually consider the Clash of the Titans-like machinations that have played out over the past few years at NBC, seemingly at the frivolous whim of the bored-petty-playful gods who run the place like the airwaves are their own personal social experiment, it boggles the mind.
The long view is important when considering the current clash between some residents and city officials over the concrete barriers — or K-rails — on Haskell Street and Big Briar Way.
With apologies to The Clash, when considering which materials to move, we realized "if it goes there will be trouble, and if it says it will be double". In other words, we knew we weren't going to make everyone happy.
These have been trying times for Mr. Gonzalez, who apprenticed in France and feels caught in what he considers a cultural clash.
Consider the culture clash that took place in Louisiana last spring, when VoteHere.net persuaded moderate Republicans to propose Internet voting to bring attention to the party's 2000 presidential caucuses.
