Sentence examples for principle that allows from inspiring English sources

A suction is like a vacuum, or the principle that allows a vacuum cleaner to work.

Instead, he says "Yes, and... " — an improv principle that allows people to discuss something without disagreeing.

The blades then move to try to equalize the pressure, causing lift, the same principle that allows airplanes to fly.

The increased dissolved air concentration in water at elevated pressure is the fundamental principle that allows the formation of microbubbles.

The covenant of quiet enjoyment — the principle that allows apartment dwellers, stacked like trays of honeybees, to expect a bit of peace — can be an exasperating abstraction.

"Governments generally may do what they wish with public funds, a principle that allows them to subsidize some organizations but not others," the majority said.

But the "Chatterley" case established the principle that allowed free speech its total victory.

Secondary process, in contrast, is a more advanced development, resulting from the emergence of the ego, which provides rational assessments under the direction of the reality principle that allow for adaptive responses to the environment.

In particular, she explores scientific theories that aimed for some built‑in "agency", some active principle that allowed matter to move in a way that did not require a predesigned mechanism (which seemed to imply a divine designer).

In this course we will the electromagnetic principles that allows us to sense things and communicate with things at a distance.

"We're hoping for the end of March to have a statement of principles that allows the president to say 'I have Canada and Mexico over a barrel, I just need more time,'" said Dan Ujczo, a trade attorney with Dickinson Wright.