Sentence examples for forces that provide from inspiring English sources

"There are two countervailing forces that provide us with a real opportunity to drive forward meaningful change in this area.

The figures for the forces that provide data have been used to calculate the 23,000 estimate for all forces.

Diversity, flexibility and collaboration, we find, is core to the interwoven evolutionary journey of life – the driving forces that provide resilience within species and ecosystems.

Further analysis demonstrates that the reason these reporting decisions are inconsistent with the economic prediction is that exchange inequity effects induce taxpayers to report less income, thereby offsetting the economic forces that provide incentive for individuals to report more income.

Despite my personal beliefs on entrepreneurship being one of the main forces that provide Millennials with more power than ever historically possible, business ownership among Millennials is lower than it was in the late nineties.

She has also served on numerous task forces that provide oversight on children and family services in the state.

Of the warfare among government, antigovernment insurgents and separatist guerrilla forces that provides the book's implicit backdrop, he writes: "And we were caught in the middle.

Figures from 29 forces that provided the number of child arrests for suspected gun crimes each year showed the number rose from 423 in 2014 to 507 in 2015.

Yet it was YPG and PKK forces that provided the decisive support on the ground to the Iraqi Kurds, allowing KRG peshmerga to regain territory lost to Isis in Iraq.

Gilbert E. Metcalf argues that there is a convergence of social, economic, environmental, and political forces that provides an opening for a new approach to climate policy, one based on market principles that can appeal to politicians across the political spectrum.

Assuming that there is in nature a vectorial, or directionally oriented, system of forces that provides maximum strength with minimum structures, as is the case in the nested tetrahedron lattices of organic compounds and of metals, Fuller developed a vectorial system of geometry that he called "Energetic-Synergetic geometry".