Sentence examples for meaningful force from inspiring English sources

Republicanism, which for a time was becoming a meaningful force in British politics, has once again been banished to the margins.

And that could mean, basically, the failure of the Democratic Party as a meaningful force for at least the duration of the Obama presidency.

The support emboldened her, she says, and the internet makes her work easier.It will take years, however, for the new generation of dissidents to gather meaningful force.

It is the fundamental incompatibility of the Brics nations, not their lack of organization, which prevents this collection of emerging economies from acting as a meaningful force on the world stage.

The shorthand explanations usually adhere to two types: One, the speed of economic transformation and competition has unhinged people from their moral foundations; and, two, the end of political ideology as a meaningful force in people's lives has opened a spiritual vacuum — a "crisis of faith" as it is known in Chinese.

By the by, if the AU were persuaded to bolster its force in Sudan, that would probably end any serious effort to stiffen the backbone of its under-sized force now struggling against the odds to keep the peace in Somalia's capital, Mogadishu.Even if peacekeepers do eventually reach Darfur in meaningful force, the region may be overwhelmed by problems of nature.

It was not until the sixth that Murray landed something meaningful, forcing his opponent back on to the ropes with a right hand, but Abraham responded with a counter to mark the Briton's face.

In Kosovo, there was no meaningful opposition force on the ground; the K.L.A., while growing in size and sophistication with each passing week, was a hit-and-run guerrilla force that Milosevic believed he could eliminate in a few days.

In this article, the authors propose a new 'pseudo-logarithmic' rate of damage, which has the advantage of exhibiting a simple and meaningful conjugate force with very convenient properties.

Just as he did in Athens, the King went about Thessaloniki without any meaningful protection force.

Just as he did in Athens, he went about Thessaloniki without any meaningful protection force, and while out for an afternoon walk near the White Tower on 18 March 1913, he was shot and killed by Alexandros Schinas.