Sentence examples for present forces from inspiring English sources

In an exhibition statement, Sandy summarizes the essence of the exhibition, a magical conjuring of past and present forces: "Intersections of the past, present and future grounded in the magic that was already in the soil, in the air, passed on by our ancestors through breath, bonds, blood, ritual well after we came across the Atlantic all of these many times.

In politics there are many (overt and covert) forces that sway the stipulations of the decision-making process and at this critical juncture of Somalia's history, influencing policies of Somalia's present and future endeavors has become the ultimate plan of the present forces (local and external).

With my brothers in Tripoli and Misrata, in Benghazi and Tobruk, in Zintan and Jebel Nafusa, I know that none of the present forces can hope on its own to prevail and that, at the end of this process, if nothing stops the race to the abyss, there can be only defeat for us all and the crushing of our hopes.

The plan had been to cut the present force of 4,100 British troops to 2,500 next month.

Anyway, Jarolim is becoming an ever more present force in midfield.

But to those who knew him, it is what he passed on to them in life that still makes him such a present force.

Like Max Ophuls, a self-described "pessimistic realist," Marcel displays a rare talent for overlapping the past and the present, forcing us to embrace life's darker truths.

Mr. Punter plans to add 15 sales representatives to his present force of 10. "I am looking to hire Hispanic, Asian and white brokers," he said.

The US is reluctant to approve an additional 3,500 troops to the present force of 12,000 unless UN forces are allowed to be more aggressive - to the extent of retaking the diamond mines from the rebels.

The truth is that Dalton has a bad habit of locking in on Green when he is present, forcing the ball to him at times when checking down might have been the better option.

Haptic devices can present force feedbacks to pull or push the users' hands into desirable targets.