Sentence examples for has the thrust from inspiring English sources

The 3.0-liter, turbocharged V6 engine generates a seemingly modest 208 hp, but a whopping 388 lb./ft. of torque at 1,600 rpm, which means the smaller engine has the thrust of a V8 off the line but without a V8′s appetite for fuel.

And while he has the thrusting ambition of the politician pushing for the top, his less ideological bent allows him the opportunity to hear an opposing view.

The Local Government Association has welcomed the thrust of the government plans.

Epigenetic alteration in carcinogenesis has been the thrust of research for few decades.

Energy crisis and threats of global warming has accelerated the thrust for new renewable energy resources.

Andrew Strauss had had the captaincy thrust on him and Andy Flower was in temporary charge.

I had the social thrust of it.

Recent advances in technology have shifted the thrust from intermittent to continuous monitoring with the result that real time data are available continuously at the bedside [ 1].

Whatever the summer brings, the news has thrust the city trader-turned-football manager into the spotlight, a place he readily admits he does not like.

"It has twice the thrust-to-weight ratio of the typical business jet," Bye said.

One change has been the thrusting of private tech companies into the struggle between nation-states," he writes on this.