Sentence examples for mentioned forces from inspiring English sources
In this particle size range, the mentioned forces have the weakest comprehensive effects and the lowest removal efficiency point exists (Friedlander 2000).
Within such a more dispersed macro-model at global scale, two major components linked to the above mentioned forces - will play a role: a regional or localized scenario component (LOCAL scenario); a globalized scenario component (GLOBAL scenario).
The rules also introduce a powerful and infrequently mentioned force into Virginia elections: luck.
Do not mention force, or you will be accused Of upholding fallen doctrines in secret.
Porn enforced my tendency to sleep with much older men, not to mention forcing myself to endure incredibly painful sexual experiences.
It seems irrational to fear, as Berman does, that a lukewarm profile in the Times Magazine, a favorable mention or two in The New York Review of Books, and a teaching job at Oxford would help Ramadan "break into... the American conversation," not to mention force a "reactionary turn" in the country's intellectual life.
Debuchy missed three months of the season before Christmas after suffering an ankle injury shortly after completing his £12m summer transfer from Newcastle, and his absence has left the Gunners desperately short at the back – not to mention forcing Calum Chambers into playing nearly every match due to his versatility and Arsenal's lack of depth at the back.
I've already mentioned the forces that will bring Web video streaming to your TV, but those movies and TV shows should also be available on your iPads, Android Tablets, or even mobile phones if you want.
He mentioned mutual force re ductions as a key issue.
Charities such as Refugee Action, who have provided support for all of the refugees and asylum seekers I've mentioned, are forced to fill a gap that the Government is leaving wide open.
Later, he described the enemy as "little bands of individuals, literally criminal minded," mentioned "a force" that might take over the Middle East and said that the "credibility on a global scale" of American power was at stake.
