Sentence examples for constituent forces from inspiring English sources

We should be clear, though, about what Mr Piketty is after: breaking much of modern economic history down into a few constituent forces that can be easily captured in statements like r>g.

The use of precision tidal gauges for continuous data collection and of sophisticated computers for modeling and prediction has improved considerably the accuracy of tide tables and the understanding of the individual constituent forces that determine and affect tidal activity.

In sum, our empirical strategy was to compare, across the two treatments, the dynamics of each constituent force.

"His studies of the basic constituents and forces among sub-atomic particles led to a discovery that even 50 years later remains one of the profound mysteries of the early universe.

The first week of the month, congressional Democrats, on their summer recess — or "district work period," as some call it — were on the defensive; the "Astroturf" anti-health-care-overhaul demonstrators took over constituent sessions, forcing Democratic members to cancel town hall meetings.

Voters would then have to collect the signatures of 10% of constituents to force a byelection.

"One of my constituents was forced to wait an hour and a half when he called the number the I.R.S. provided, and he still didn't get the information he needed to make sense of this letter," Mr. Obey said.

As a new backbencher five years ago he campaigned assiduously for a recall bill – allowing constituents to force a byelection – that was rather stronger than the feeble one MPs finally approved.

Within weeks a firestorm, emanating from the red-meat and dairy industries, engulfed the committee, and Senator McGovern (who had a great many cattle ranchers among his South Dakota constituents) was forced to beat a retreat.

Wilson later said that it was footage of the violence on streets regarded as British, and the concerns of his own Liverpool Irish constituents, that forced him to focus on the protesters.

Voters would then have to collect the signatures of 10% of constituents to force a by-election.