Sentence examples for recognizable governing from inspiring English sources
While the U.S. does not have a recognizable governing class, England and France do.
More than two dozen political parties hold seats in Congress, and because most of them lack a recognizable ideology governing coalitions are stitched together through patronage a ministry here, a state bank there.
Great entertainment, perhaps, but this mentality misses most of the fairly regular, often simply recognizable cycles governing semiconductor stocks.
The great and the good of British acting form an establishment that is, in its way, no less recognizable and secure than the governing class that they are deputed to portray, and this makes it almost impossible for them not to lend their weight to the movie's moral cause.
Although the genomic mutations associated with any tumor are many and diverse, a promising organizing principle is emerging: that a recognizable cohort of key pathways governing cell phenotypic behaviors can be identified as pathologically altered by the various underlying genetic defects (10, 11).
The same periodic solution persists as ϵ increases and is still recognizable at (epsilon= 1), illustrated in the top panel (we note that because of the odd symmetry of the governing equations, −x is also a valid trajectory and appears as a reflection across the time axis).
Discusses the laws governing salvage.
It has no governing philosophy.
"Jihadist groups are governing territory.
"They are tough for governing".
