Sentence examples for principles ring from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, these principles ring hollow to "the victims of the 21st century's callous model of capitalism" (Harris), not just in the US and UK, but also across Europe.
They operated under the principle of "ring vaccination," containing outbreaks by vaccinating every patient infected, and everyone around those patients, moving outward in concentric circles until the virus stopped spreading.
In principle, the ring current effect of the aromatic ligand causes strong perturbation of amide protons present adjacent to it [39], [40].
These tea parties strike me as off-base, in some respects, though they evoke a certain principle that rings true, or at least possibly true.
One was the principle of ring-fencing money - in recent years councils have had much more freedom to decide just how much to spend on particular services.
Restricted by the working principles, the traditional ring rolling technologies are only fit for fabricating concentric rings while it is difficult for them to fabricate eccentric rings.
"Lawyers who attempt to impress him by reminding the court of 'those eternal principles of justice ringing down the ages' do so only once.
Based on the elucidated binding principle of phenoxazone ring requiring its opposite faces to be stacked by the 3′-sides of two G bases for tight ACTD binding, several oligonucleotide sequences have been designed and found to bind well.
Several bidders had thrown their hat in the ring for Principles, including its co-founder Peter Davies, who shared £80m with his business partner Hilary Riva when they sold it to a Baugur investment vehicle in 2005.
