Sentence examples for out of opposing from inspiring English sources

Known in English as the Bolt, it based everything on the extra defender, on shutting the life out of opposing attacks, and striking when the opponent grew weary.

In general, Hegel saw history as a working out of opposing forces thesis and antithesis which interact and form a third force, known as the synthesis.

It is the last hurrah of FAT, a practice which for two decades made an art out of opposing received wisdom.

Long before he became the Republican leader, Senator Mitch McConnell had built a career out of opposing limits to political fundraising and spending, supposedly in the name of free speech.

"There are some ugly voices out there," Mr. Straus said, "and there are some people around the state who seem to have made a very small cottage industry out of opposing me, but they haven't gotten very far".

That was a reference to a long history of knowing he can scare the daylights out of opposing hitters with 92-mile-an-hour fastballs thrown high and tight.

It is possible for such influences to be cancelled out because of opposing forces (e.g., inhabitants in the target neighbourhood are politically well-represented and have a high level of trust in institutions), or they could be reinforced due to the presence of factors fuelling insurgency (e.g., household poverty and number of unemployed young men).

The closest comparables in the last decade, Mark Prior and Jered Weaver, struck out 38percentand40percentcent of opposing batters.

He has struck out 41 percent of opposing hitters — 103 of 251 — and has averaged 14.56 strikeouts per nine innings.

He made only three errors this season, had a.997 fielding percentage and threw out 39percentt of opposing base stealers.

The first governor of the Central Bank under Ahmadinejad was forced out for opposing the lowering of interest rates.