Sentence examples for in that enforced from inspiring English sources

To put it one way: "The difficulty of finding a natural rhyme guarantees that it will take time and in that enforced delay, we often find what it is we think, and discover what we didn't know.

The reason for this odd juxtaposition of old-fashioned musicality and official progressivism was partly political, in that enforced isolation artificially re-created the circumstances of the pre-World War II era - as with Mr. Masur's Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra being largely stocked with graduates of the Leipzig Conservatory.

We demonstrated in addition that enforced expression of the bcl-2 gene in BM cells by MPZenNeo (bcl-2) retroviral gene transfer increased resistance to the apoptosis induced by these agents.

Fashion conglomerates LVMH and Kering issued a charter in September 2017 that enforced guidelines surrounding size and age.

These price measures are causing per capita demand in most cities that enforced progressive pricing to fall, and in some cases plummet (Cooley et al. 2007).

But the researchers found that food scarcity and climate instability were particularly strongly associated with belief in high gods that enforced a moral code.

Subsequent in vitro studies demonstrated that enforced BOK overexpression could induce apoptosis, suggesting that it functions in a pro-apoptotic manner, similar to BAX and BAK.

In addition, we found that enforced expression of MSH2Y238F into ALK+ALCL cells alone was sufficient to induce spontaneous apoptosis.

Then there are also countries which have laws in place that enforce female modesty.

Other local women work in brigades that enforce strict dress codes and other rules, she said.

Savvy investors also look for formal credentials and membership in groups that enforce ethical and practice standards, she said.