Sentence examples for rush control from inspiring English sources
There's also Rallyball (glorified dodgeball), Reflex Ridge (an exhausting whole-body obstacle course), Space Pop (pop bubbles in zero gravity) and River Rush (control a white-water raft by lunging and jumping).
He assures us in passing that judgments of beauty arise from dopamine rushes controlled by our genes, but if we disagree about whether something is beautiful we ought really to have a discussion about how it looks rather than trying to compare our dopamine levels.
Maybe the lure of minerals will cause some drug traffickers to turn from the opium trade as they rush to control other resources.
The customers NJOY attracts, and how it attracts them, are at the center of a new public health debate, not to mention a rush to control the e-cigarette business.
The protracted fighting in eastern Congo is a symptom of a more pernicious problem than ethnic tension: the rush for control of natural resources.
Unfortunately, an edgy, fearful atmosphere in Washington is intensifying a rush to control the conduct of research and development in ways that will overreach, and quite possibly damage, the very security we are attempting to protect.
It will be interesting to see if Still can maintain the effectiveness of his bull rush while controlling it better in the N.F.L.
Eager to win on such a critical battleground, technology giants are rushing to control both hardware and software on mobile devices.
I support the government's position that to rush into controlling mephedrone is premature, as previous claims of fatalities from this drug have turned out to be false alarms.
Mr. Bush and his allies Rush Limbaugh and Pat Robertson controlled the debate in South Carolina precisely by building a wall around conservatives and reminding voters that John McCain -- that media darling who met with the gays -- is not One of Us.
By now he had a job with the Catholic overseas aid NGO Cafod, but, though rewarding, it could never compete with the adrenaline rush of controlling the news agenda.
