Sentence examples for lateral from inspiring English sources

Delgado will miss the rest of the season due to a torn lateral meniscus.

Supportive friends and a bit of lateral thinking meant I always found a way to travel like everyone else my age, even if this meant wandering around Indian villages looking for a fridge in which to store my drugs.

It travelled at speeds of up to 120kmh, burned at 1,200C and created blasts of exploding gases that erupted in lateral pulses as large as 600 metres.

He was always a lateral thinker and very much focused on getting something done.

Such lateral thinkers have a different set of talents from the norm: an understanding of the forces of technological change, an intuitive feel for innovation, and the leadership skills to lug a whole company down a new track on a mere hunch.Rarely are these skills found in the tight-ship sort of manager.

On the whole, though, those big ideas are either mad or could have dangerously unpredictable consequences.That does not mean that lateral thinking about the problem has no place.

Now, researchers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign have cribbed the design for a strong, lightweight sensor from the lateral-line system.

That's the point made by Richard Baldwin at VoxEU today, who calls the tangle of overlapping and conflicting bi-lateral and regional trade agreements "the spaghetti bowl .This tangle of trade deals is a bad way to organise world trade.

And, in research just published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Chang Liu, of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and his colleagues describe the first attempts to do so.A natural lateral-line system consists of about 100 sense cells that run from the gills to the tail on each side of the fish.

And should addressing imbalances currently be a top global policy priority?Stephen Roach answers (in part):[I]t is wrong to insist that China's global rebalancing imperatives should be addressed by a realignment in a bi-lateral exchange rate with the dollar.

Economic and social rights are found in a number of national constitutions around the world, as well as in legally binding multi-lateral treaties, the most prominent being the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.