The poet, Schlegel says in his 1796 text The Works of Homer by Voss, is the force that renders language alive, which nevertheless does not mean that s/he may introduce any kind of changes: language's malleability also has its grammatical and philological limits (KS, I, 75 76 and 116 117).
Apparently parents who are dropping their children are affected the most by this mysterious force that renders drivers incapable of thinking.
Since Haiti's devastating earthquake, much attention has been focused, rightly so, on the convergence of economic, political and cultural forces that rendered the country so vulnerable to this catastrophe.
The federal government, with the support of Labor, introduced a new offence relating to the operations of the Australian Border Force that could render disclosures from routine activities of many doctors and contractors potentially illegal.
Here's my strategy: Form a strategic political force that can render the idiots impotent.
What makes a movie star is the inability to subordinate oneself to a character — the charismatic force of personality that renders the star more fascinating than any scripted role.
The percussive monosyllables and/or double final consonants of cock, balls, shit, dick, buttocks, jerk-off, prick, cunt, and fuck have a blunt, expletive force that isn't rendered by (and betrays the puckish delicacy of) cazzo, potta, culo, fica, scopare, merda, coglioni, and cacca.
I don't mean to suggest that machine learning is inevitably unfair, but rather that there are powerful forces that can render decision making that depends on learning algorithms unfair.
Besides, when conservatives attack the contraception mandate in the Affordable Care Act, or federally funded family-planning programs, they are working against the forces that are rendering abortion less common.
Newer research, however, casts some doubts on this idea, given that the close orbits of those hypothetical planets around their parent stars would subject them to strong tidal forces that could render them unhabitable by triggering a greenhouse effect.
Science-fiction tends to think of a hypothetical apocalypse as a great leveling -- an unpredictable force that would clear space, leave a dust bowl, render the landscape unrecognizable.
