Sentence examples for rigging that would from inspiring English sources

Silhouetted against blinding lights fit for a headline slot at Reading, it's clear from the very beginning that it's not just the rigging that would do well in such a setting.

As it is, blessed with immunity from many countries' antitrust laws, alliances can engage in market-rigging that would normally be illegal such as restricting capacity on a route to force up fares.However, sometimes alliances can inadvertently open up markets.

Cuba lacks the underwater robots and spare drilling rigs that would be needed to contain a big spill, while the trade embargo could complicate assistance by United States companies.

BP is also mobilizing rigs that would drill one or more deep wells nearby to push mud and concrete into the gushing cavity, an operation made all the more expensive and complex in the deep waters.

Among other recommendations, the report urges improved communication and coordination between flag states and other regulatory bodies, better orientation of new crew members into the command structure during an emergency and amendments to the international code governing drilling rigs that would strengthen some firefighting measures.

eMachines has two new rigs that would fit that bill just fine.

The concepts were evolved and combined to develop a test rig that would replicate any axial movement of the shoulder.

We were unable to fashion a test rig that would apply force perpendicular to the surface and tangentially along the surface to measure the disruption properties of the surface that would typically occur during probe use during resident education.

Jaeger devised a rig that would lower the actress on the set, and applied a prosthetic spine over a blue suit so that ILM could remove Krige's lower body.

You can be sure, though, if it was a less-attractive company -- say the second biggest company in the world, Exxon Mobil -- who was accused of allowing their contractors to mistreat workers and expose them to dangerous conditions on oil rigs, that there'd would have been a far more full-throated attack.

Inside, a youngish crowd of lawyers and stockbroker types were having at it, partisans on each side predicting elaborate vote-rigging schemes that would forever poison Florida politics.