Sentence examples for increasing sway from inspiring English sources

The use of a suicide bomber to open a rebel offensive also shows the increasing sway of extremist groups in areas close to the capital.

Bradford, Oldham and Burnley had geographically concentrated Muslim communities of Pakistani/Bangladeshi origin who had felt threatened by far-right groups, which held increasing sway over poor white working-class communities next door.

It is a debate between the competing aims of historic preservation and modern development, between a multifaith history and the increasing sway of Islam, particularly the Shiite branch, whose clerics have their own designs for the site.

If city officials feel they need to respond in full-throated fashion to Hasidic appeals, that is partly because the increasing sway of the city's Hasidim has been nothing short of remarkable.

The results show that improvements of more than 50% can be achieved with respect to increasing sway or torsional modes.

That commitment may be eroded as well by the increasing sway of "objective list" accounts of well-being, which appear to violate neutrality in specifying what counts as a good life.

Deep brain stimulation restored a more normal postural sway and levodopa increased sway abnormalities.

Weakness was directly associated with falls, and had an indirect effect mediated through increased sway.

During eyes open single-leg stance, patients showed significantly increased sway magnitudes and velocities in the injured limb.

Random-effects meta-analysis showed significantly increased sway magnitudes (SMDwm = 0.94, p = 0.003) and velocities (SMDwm = 0.66, p = 0.0002) in the ACL group compared to the healthy controls.

Prior polio subjects who fell multiple times had reduced lower-limb strength, slower reaction time, lower foot-tapping speed, and increased sway compared with those who fell less often.