Sentence examples for embedded wall from inspiring English sources

To mark the occasion Campaign for a Fair Settlement is releasing a report showing just how deeply embedded Wall Street and the financial industry have become in the Romney campaign, and how closely Romney's positions echo those of the banking industry.

More important, the episode revealed the rampant hubris and sense of entitlement embedded on Wall Street, foreshadowing the myriad problems that would eventually threaten the merger of the two beleaguered financial giants.

WASHINGTON — In 2004, well before the risks embedded in Wall Street's bets on subprime mortgages became widely known, employees at Standard & Poor's, the credit rating agency, were feeling pressure to expand the business.

Embedded 3D Wall (doesn't work so well in Firefox for some reason).

The friction coefficient between the external and embed wall plates is considered as 0.4 by defining finite sliding for surface to surface interaction.

If you're not familiar with Cooliris and the Flash-based Embed Wall product that TV.com is now using for its website, go check it out on there or head straight to the Cooliris website to learn more.

During the 19th century, brick or stone walls continued to bear loads, though cast-iron framing was sometimes used supplementarily, being embedded in walls or sometimes freestanding.

He is a strapping man who raises horses but who spent four years in counseling after he saw the unrecognizable bodies of victims embedded in walls.

The showers have stone bases and terracotta surrounds; pebbles embedded in walls make unusual hooks for towels and the kitchen work surfaces curve.

Rasta-colored flags serve as wind vanes, tinted glass bottles are embedded in walls, and exteriors are painted with pictures of suns, cow spots, rainbows and a Klimt-like rendering of a woman.

But just as it will take consumers a while to give up familiar light sockets for lights embedded in walls or ceilings, it is likely to take cities and their public works departments some time to give up their lampposts.