Sentence examples for far bending from inspiring English sources

It has been deeply worrying to watch terrified internet companies – with the exception of Twitter, so far – bending to their will.

The three lines of defence of our freedoms – the press, parliament and the law – have so far bent the knee to the secret state.

That does not mean Ryan cannot be forceful; he hammers the players on their fundamentals, stressing the tiniest of details, like how far bent the receivers' knees should be at the line of scrimmage so they have the perfect break after the ball is snapped.

As far as bending strength and stiffness was concerned, VSSD composites were found to be superior to USSD type.

This re-distribution of residual stress can be attributed to the release of the "far field" bending stresses when the pipe was sectioned into the strip in both the hoop and axial directions.

And far from bending the cost curve and reducing the rising costs of necessities like health care, the GOP is trying to make things worse by eliminating the requirement that everyone has insurance.

The ministers will also have to decide on a whole host of issues how far to bend to the new climate in Washington and how far to assert European independence.

Another rider was not far behind, bent over.

While his counterparts in neighboring Venezuela and Ecuador have been flamboyantly consolidating their own power, nationalizing industries and picking fights with the U.S., Ollanta Humala, the new president of Peru, so far seems bent on a quiet, moderate pursuit of systemic reform.

Divisions over how far to bend in exchange for joining the European Union, and particularly whether to abandon the death penalty, provided the catalyst for this week of government resignations and political gamesmanship.

How far you bend the string (distance from string's original position) will affect the pitch of the note that you are playing.