Sentence examples for invoked down from inspiring English sources

It has been invoked down the ages in the face of oppressive government legislation, but it seems to have been forgotten altogether under this shameless government.

So when Mr. Springsteen's name was invoked down the street from the museum at the Ashanti Mart on Broad Street, the Subway next door or the Rutgers University Newark Campus up the hill, almost everyone was pretty much dancing in the dark.

These are the criteria invoked to slow down Turkey's bid.

The program was one of several tools invoked to drive down long-term interest rates and indirectly reduce the cost of home mortgages and corporate borrowing.

That was in 1935, and since then, the doctrine of "nondelegation," which the court invoked to strike down part of a major New Deal program, the National Industrial Recovery Act, has appeared little more than a historical footnote.

Second, Figure 4b depicts a mechanism that is a requisite multistep process as nickel binding alone does not directly invoke the down-cis NikR conformation.

At PI, both diets invoked a clear down-regulation of genes involved in cell differentiation and proliferation, some involved in cell to cell communication, cytokines and several PRR.

A strong redox buffering capacity between the H2S in the vent fluid and SO4 in seawater was invoked to explain the down-temperature decrease in f(O2) with the increased mixing of the fluid with the oxygenated bottom seawater.

Narcissister's performance invoked and turned upside-down classic tropes of black minstrelsy, blackface, and burlesque, making pointed commentary on representations of race, class, and gender.

This mechanism has also been invoked to account for down-regulation of AMPK in human hepatoma cells infected with hepatitis C virus [ 30].

And yet, as West began taking heat for besmirching Swift, he doubled down, invoking, on Twitter, the familiar defense of the misunderstood artist who should be free to do as he chooses.