Sentence examples for machinery built from inspiring English sources

In principle, it could prove to be a significance check on the counterterrorism machinery built over the last decade.

They are also seeking to match the data and vote-targeting machinery built by Mr. Obama, widely credited as one of the most important factors in his re-election.

It's an interesting exhibit for one question we are raising through The Agenda series, which looks at some big issues facing the country during the presidential campaign: Is all of the bulked-up counterterrorism machinery built after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks still crucial to protecting Americans from Al Qaeda and other violent extremists, or is it time to rethink and scale back?

Fall too far on either side and you risk ridicule and censure by the lady-policing machinery built into modern society.

It is obvious that the CSPα chaperone unit is highly conserved machinery built upon the universal J domain/Hsc70 association and contributes to presynaptic protection.

Cell division of walled bacteria requires the assembly and function of a complex proteinaceous machinery built around the essential tubulin homologue FtsZ (Adams and Errington, 2009).

He's both firefighter and air-traffic controller, he does the contracting for the wind turbines, sits on the local council, the island trust and the Crofting Commission, collects the rubbish, refuels and fixes everyone's cars and farm machinery, builds houses, does electrics, plumbing and stonemasonry, manages the lighthouse holiday cottages and takes tours of the light.

There are petrochemical works at Kashima and Kasumi, and electric machinery is built at Hitachinaka.

Since so much of Broadway's machinery is built in Connecticut, someone has to load it up on trucks and take it to New York.

Mr. Obama will spend the next two weeks pitting the campaign machinery he built to push his voters to the polls against Mr. Romney's sense of momentum and new signs of hope in states that were tilting away from him only a month ago.

During his administration the entire forest-service system and administrative machinery were built up, and Pinchot's enthusiasm and promotional work did much for the conservation movement in general.