In the 1950's, the Soviets supported Afghanistan as it constantly agitated Pakistan on the question of Pashtun self-determination.
Our ability to be in constant touch with people has made us less able to be alone, and therefore more constantly agitated.
Captured by the Venetians in 1202, it constantly agitated for autonomy, placing itself in 1382 under the protection of Leopold III of Habsburg, whose overlordship gradually developed into Austrian possession.
Sarkozy, a business lawyer who loves to make deals and who took a while to understand that the French do not like their president to be constantly agitated, sees politics as a battlefield where sheer will and energy can make the difference.
We conducted an electroplating reaction in a constantly agitated ternary system of dense carbon dioxide (CO2) and electroplating solution with a novel fluorinated surfactant, F CF CF3 CF2O 3CF CF3 COO(CH2CH2O)CH3.
A nanocrystalline nickel film was prepared by an electroplating method in a constantly agitated ternary system of dense carbon dioxide (CO2) and electroplating solution using a surfactant.
When I at last met people who were H.I.V positive, I'm ashamed to admit, I felt constantly agitated.
Then Fox News went from a sometimes intriguing conservative network, on which I occasionally appeared, to all right-wing/all the time, consciously aggregating and constantly agitating a hard-core right-wing constituency.
This was because using ice to freeze ice cream relies both on the application of salt to an ice mixture to produce a cooling effect, and also on constantly agitating the mixture to produce the light texture associated with ice cream.
At least, that's the effect it had on this I-can-usually-take-anything-in-stride aisle-sitter as it followed socially concerned Ellen (Ireland) as she comes to realize her immediate world is imploding more rapidly than the planet about which she's so constantly agitated.
