Sentence examples for obey more from inspiring English sources
They then go on to learn to track and obey more complicated orders.
Every person in your household can have a sign-in, and you can both have a jolly good fight with each other by yelling '"Xbox show my stuff!" to see whose voice it will obey more fervently.
Both are liberal Democrats — Mr. Obey more so — who care deeply about Congress as an institution, have a track record of working with political opposites and lament that the legislative branch, and much of the U.S. political system, are dysfunctional these days.
In addition, the kinetics of absorption for oil was investigated, and the results indicated that the absorption process seems to obey more the first-order rate model.
Recently I have read a couple of popular articles against forcing kids to say things like: "please," "thank you," or "I'm sorry!" The arguments are that kids should never be forced into saying something they don't believe or that we are training our kids to "obey" more than we are to be themselves.
While small-grain studies reveal complex PSRs occurring on short time scales, at large grains species richness patterns appear to obey more predictable laws over longer time scales.
The Tudors sought to enforce law in every corner of their kingdom, and step by step the blurred medieval profile of a realm shattered by semiautonomous franchises, in which local law and custom were obeyed more than the king's law, was transformed into the clear outline of a single state filled with loyal subjects obeying the king's decrees.
A subordinate always serves more zealously and obeys more faithfully a leader who can joke, and the public painfully aware of the harshness of life warms to a potentate who can make them laugh.
In fact, it's hard to argue that the CIA obeyed more than four of the ten Nuremberg rules.
Thus, although TyrAc from Z. mobilis will accept the same two substrates as does the TyrA c from P. stutzeri, the greatly different inhibition results suggest that Z. mobilis obeys more stringent rules for binding at the catalytic site (i.e., a ring carboxylate must be present).
That would keep the United Kingdom in a customs union with the European Union, while Northern Ireland would obey even more of the bloc's economic rules.
