Sentence examples for forces in the current from inspiring English sources

Coming out of the indignados movements, two opposition parties that formed as new political movements after the 2009 coup joined forces in the current election.

A good showing for anti-EMU forces in the current French election, for example, might make these parities look unsustainable, and test central banks' mettle.

In addition, we discuss the drawbacks in simplifying contact forces in the current models, and the difficulties in analyzing the interaction of interstitial fluid in wet granular matter.

The demand for reliable autonomous systems capable to detect and identify heavy military vehicles becomes an important issue for UN peacekeeping forces in the current delicate political climate.

A huge celebrity at home, Mr. Gross has, among other things in the last decade, produced, written, directed and starred in "Passchendaele" (2008), a movie about a Canadian soldier in World War I; recorded a second album of songs; and begun preliminary work on a new movie, which he is also writing, directing and acting in, about the Canadian forces in the current Afghan war.

But the Kindle and the iPad are two important forces in the current e-reader wars; the question, upon the answer of which depends the success of many a device, is whether "bonus" features like second screens and weird form factors in e-readers will be enough to differentiate them from the high-profile devices pressing them on both flanks?

In a rare acknowledgment of internal military debate about the use of lethal force in the current conflict, he said there were unresolved questions about the Salahs' deaths.

The tour de force in the current show begins with "Whitey's on the Moon," Gil Scott-Heron's protest song about moon landings and racial injustice.

When compared with past recessions, a greater share of adults is outside the labor force in the current downturn and the average spell of unemployment is longer, he said.

Those warnings from the past gain extra force in the current case, because standing in the way of any allied operation would not just be Assad, but also the military might of a nuclear superpower.

Even the Enough Project, an anti-genocide organization that has been a leading force in the current campaign, estimates that only one-fifth of the world's tantalum comes from Congo.