Sentence examples for or invert from inspiring English sources

"Over time, more multinationals may want to expatriate or invert, and we could wake up in 10 or 20 years and it might be a meaningful number".

Other than Mr. Shelton, all the soft-serve makers interviewed use some form of natural stabilizers, like carageenan, guar gum, lecithin, agar agar or invert sugar (equal parts glucose and fructose) to inhibit melting and thicken the mixture.

Then either fold top and bottom of husk over the first fold or invert a second husk, fold it over the first and fold the pointed ends so that they overlap like a Christmas present.

Poetic license, the right assumed by poets to alter or invert standard syntax or depart from common diction or pronunciation to comply with the metrical or tonal requirements of their writing.

"Go risk factor by risk factor by risk factor, acknowledging that there are many you don't even know about, and you ask, 'What's the chance of this breaking in the next decade?' Or invert it: 'What's the chance that nothing breaks in fifty years?' " One measure of survivalism's spread is that some people are starting to speak out against it.

To remove sources of standing water that attract mosquitoes, health officials also cautioned New Yorkers to make sure their roof gutters are draining properly and, after the rainfall of recent days, to empty or invert any containers, wading pools or other places where water can collect.

The particular search string used in Scopus was 'TITLE-ABS-KEY (flipped OR inverted) AND TITLE-ABS-KEY (classroom)'.

Other siRNAs, 21 nt in length, are derived from genomic regions with inverted repeats or inverted repeated genes.

Perhaps it is only conceivable, and not really possible, that there are zombies or inverted qualia.

When a company becomes foreign through a merger, or "inverts", it no longer owes American tax on its foreign profit.

Historically a downward-sloping (or inverted) yield curve has been a widely trailed indicator of recession on the horizon.