Sentence examples for core of the wing from inspiring English sources
Local buckling due to high shear loading of the sandwich core of the wing shell causes the main damage.
But opposing increases to the deficit ceiling – and thus more government spending – is at the core of the conservative wing's creed.
The deficit is supposedly at the core of the right wing's demands for more and more unreasonable concessions, yet they have had little to say about this remarkable deficit reduction.
Steven E. Landsburg should be commended for presenting us with an unabashed exposition of the social Darwinist mantra that is at the core of the right-wing establishment in America.
They were owners of slaves, and many of them formed the core of the Conservative Party (the ultraconservative wing called saquarema) and were connected to each other through family and political ties.
Because it's hard to think of patriotism without tying it, white hand in white hand, to the more core sections of the right wing of this country.
He represents the hard core of right-wing radicalism in American politics with roots in the crackpot philosophy of Ayn Rand.
Even though only 15percentt of Jewish Israelis support annexing the West Bank, a core of right-wing activists are poised to overrun the preferences of a much larger but less ideologically dedicated majority.
With Brexit, Britain's Conservative Party has embraced the core issue of the right-wing populist U.K. Independence Party, for example.
Formation of this local hydrophobic core induced a significant conformational change at the distant tip of the wing where a short 310 helix was formed accordingly.
