Sentence examples for of a wobble from inspiring English sources

The moment that squished, decisively, any sense of a wobble was the Capital One Cup final.

Adding to the impact of a wobble in Chinese economic growth, the Beijing government cracked down on bribery and corruption.

It worked a treat, and after a bit of a wobble, the gripe-ridden rigmarole of menstruation stopped, too.

Two years after making historic gains in a general election, the opposition is going through a bit of a wobble.

His vibrato has acquired a bit of a wobble, but he still sings with commanding sound, great style and vitality.

Downing Street had a bit of a wobble in the autumn and despatched Oliver Letwin, the cabinet's policy troubleshooter, to assess the reforms.

India's coalition government, battered for its stewardship of a wobbling economy, again found itself on the defensive, as top ministers could not definitively explain what had caused the grid failure or why it had happened on consecutive days.

Fatigue crack propagation terminated by brittle cleavage fracture of a wobbler of a heavy plate mill caused the shutdown of the equipment.

Since experimental data resembled a second-order system like response (suggesting a kinematic equivalent behaviour of a wobbling damped oscillating mass) a simple data fitting was performed.

For the generated ellipsoidal bubbles, the posttreatment method allows investigating the presence (or not) of a wobbling of their interface and the nature of their trajectory, and mapping them as a function of their Eötvös and Morton numbers.

Taiwan's benchmark index has risen 45percentt since the beginning of 2009, notwithstanding a wobble on Monday.