Sentence examples for cycles from which from inspiring English sources

"Lack of opportunities for worker progression threatens to trap workers in poverty cycles from which they, and their cities, cannot escape," said Jones.

Only cycles from which both pre- and post-treatment sera were available were included.

Fifty women reported either 12 or 13 non-contracepting cycles from which pregnancy was not achieved – a 17% censoring rate.

These sylvatic cycles, probably involving only DENV-2 in West Africa but all four serotypes in Malaysia, are believed to represent the ancestral DENV cycles from which epidemic/endemic (henceforth referred to as endemic) strains of DENV-1 4 DENV-1 4indevolvedtly hundreds to thousands of years ago (11 ).

He was stuck in a cycle from which there seemed to be no escape.

Last night I began my personal odyssey, a journey into Wagner's Ring cycle from which I fear I may never return.

"Once you start losing revenues, you get yourself into a vicious cycle from which you cannot recover," Mr. Young said in a conference call with analysts and reporters.

And it's an inescapable fact that, when once we begin shampooing, we become locked into a boom-or-bust cycle from which it is hard to escape.

Weak demand leads to slow growth, and slow growth leads to high and rising unemployment, which then reinforces weak demand and slow growth, and so on, in a vicious cycle from which the economy, obviously, has found no escape.

The composer feels that the Seventh is the last in a cycle, from which the promised Eighth will stand apart, and his programme note acknowledges the influence of Haydn's symphonies and quartets, discernible, perhaps, in a certain good humour that continually bubbles to the surface.

The model has been used to determine the state conditions of the working fluid in the Rankine cycle, from which the outputs from the system were analyzed.