Sentence examples for hundreds of levers from inspiring English sources

Delivering even a substantial fraction of its ambitions will entail pulling hundreds of levers with an extraordinary dexterity that has so far eluded South Africa's rulers.

From the 13th century this was done manually by pulling ropes attached to clappers ("clocking," now rare); from the late 18th century by a keyboard of levers and sometimes pedals, called a chime stand; and in the 20th century by an ivory keyboard with electric action, often in conjunction with automatic roll-play.

Think of your book as an object and attached to this object are hundreds of little dials and levers and you can tweak and turn and twist.

Effective PR is comprised of a series of levers we can pull to deliver the right message to the right audience at hundreds of the right times and places.

Realised in an entirely two-dimensional plane, most of Limbo focuses on exploration, jumping between platforms and solving large puzzles made of levers, ropes, sliding blocks and other classic gameplay fodder.

"Across the board, we are pulling a lot of levers.

Often magnets are used instead of levers.

And even though politicians and the policymakers have pulled on every lever – cuts, investment, housing boom, hundreds of billions pumped into the markets – still the engine refuses to purr.

Republican elites might cheer this destruction, but soon enough they would face millions of voters who pulled levers in 2016 believing that Trump and the Republican Party would protect them.

Millions of voters pulled the lever for Ronald Reagan, then voted Democratic for every lower office, from Senate down to alderman.

Therefore, for the transition-stage assessments, rats had been trained under conditions that promote the association between instrumental responding and conditioned reinforcers: contingent presentations of the cocaine-associated CS occurred after 4 responses (FR4:S); and cocaine was delivered on completion of the 10th set of four lever presses.