Sentence examples for has its anchor from inspiring English sources

As the CAP has its anchor points within normal variation and the Dimeglio score has its anchors on more extreme levels (e.g. forefoot abduction > 20° or valgus >20°), the CAP will sooner reach its ceiling levels.

And the allotment of skybooths reflects a changing pecking order: CNN and NBC (in combination with its cable sibling, MSNBC) will each be allocated five skybooths, Mr. Fitzpatrick said; CBS and Fox get four each and ABC two, though that network will also create a virtual skybooth inside the hall and have its anchor, Peter Jennings, positioned at various places in the center.

EBM has its conceptual anchor in research, while Patient Centered Medicine has it in medical care [ 41].

It has its emerging advertising network anchored by Advertising.com and some new acquisitions.

In cases where Fc γRIIB anchoring has its limitations, for example, due to poor bioavailability of Fc γRIIB expressing cells, artificial oliogmerization of TNFRSF receptor-specific antibodies or antibodies fragments may deliver an alternative solution to overcome the poor agonistic activity of conventional IgGs.

ABC had its weather anchors in two states on Monday morning: Sam Champion, the weekday weather anchor on "Good Morning America," was in Naples, Fla., while Ginger Zee, his weekend counterpart, was in New Orleans.

A Bush administration that had stepped into Iran's shoes might have toned down its inflammatory rhetoric, having seen that the American occupations of Afghanistan and Iraq would be, in Shapiro's words, "as if the Soviet Union had occupied Canada and Mexico at the height of the cold war, and had its fleet anchored off Cuba".

Without her, the book goes adrift, as if it has lost its anchor.

Now that the currency floats, the country has lost its anchor for inflationary expectations.

As a result, the private debt market has lost its anchor.

But Don, instead of being the show's engine, has become its anchor — heavy, even in the sixties sense.