Sentence examples for reason forces from inspiring English sources

The same reason forces us to employ a frequency-flat Rayleigh fading model for the small-scale channel matrix H ̄ u, i of (7), because then the same precoder is applicable for the total bandwidth, and CSI feedback for a single subcarrier only is sufficient.

Perhaps our culture's bent toward Enlightenment-based reason forces us to push spiritual concerns aside, robbing us of a lexicon for articulating the void that we feel in a sea of concrete.

Traffic police stop cars for no reason, force their way in and refuse to leave until paid off.

"A comb fell, and after the comb a pile of books whose names for some reason forced themselves up on to his frantic eyes".

Although many condominiums have a similar application process, the big difference is that co-ops can reject an applicant without giving a reason, forcing the seller to find someone else.

Although relations of reason force a shift away from the Aristotelian characterization of relations, it is important to recall that they were originally invoked to preserve the deep-seated Aristotelian conviction that no substance is a relation.

Decades of progress have not managed to deter politicians from passing a deluge of laws that restrict access to abortion in ways grounded neither in evidence nor reason, forcing hundreds of clinics to shut their doors.

Trying to keep things light-hearted, I for some reason forced myself into a prolonged improvised speech about dating conventions and how we should try to explode them by getting her to pay for all of the drinks.

For this reason, force plates are of enormous value for assessing human activity, such as walking, running, or jumping.

But each cataclysm provides convenient cover stories for immigrants desperate to settle here for other reasons, forcing authorities to make high-stakes decisions based on the "demeanor, candor or responsiveness" of the applicant.

[A7.] Oprah Magazine Editor to Resign The editor of O: The Oprah Magazine is resigning for personal reasons, forcing the owners of the top-selling women's glossy to find a new leader after just one issue went on sale.