Sentence examples for forces that will move from inspiring English sources

A hurricane, he said, is essentially like a top, and it is relatively easy to gauge the steering winds and other forces that will move it.

The real question here is what will be the new drivers, the forces that will move industries forward and upward.

The resolution addresses an Israeli concern by calling for the creation of a muscular force that will move into Hezbollah's stronghold in southern Lebanon.

They must also lie parallel to a conductor's surface, otherwise this would produce a force that will move the charge carriers to even the potential of the surface.

Motley works with Jake Slonaker '15, a graduate student in Kamrin's lab who has used the MATLAB computing environment to develop a computer model that can predict the forces that will act on a tire moving through sand.

That will move Manchester forward!

"There are two forces that will tend to move Obama to centrist positions," Hufbauer says.

Next, tense the stretched muscle for 7-15 seconds (resisting against some force that will not move, like the floor or a partner).

President Barack Obama has unveiled plans for America's military future, outlining a historic shift towards a smaller and leaner force that will focus on China and move away from large-scale ground warfare that has dominated the post-9/11 era.

Russian officials now say that their forces will move back only when Georgia also abides by the agreement as they define it.

American officials say Mr. Xi appears to agree with Washington that if North Korea stays on its current path, South Korea and Japan will be tempted to develop their own nuclear arsenals and that more American forces will move into the Pacific.