Sentence examples for so a collision from inspiring English sources

So a collision of sensibilities was to be anticipated.

But hydrogen atoms weigh only about as much as neutrons, so a collision with one can slow a neutron down dramatically.

In doing so, a collision ensued, causing Oxford to come to halt.

This leaves the parties far apart on both the pace and magnitude of the required cuts, so making a collision over the budget inevitable.March could bring a government shutdown, when the present "continuing resolution" authorising its operations expires.

This requirement is mostly open to interpretation — rather than stipulating specific build necessities, the FAA would allow drone makers to get creative so that a collision would be less severe than a particular injury threshold.

This alone is not enough to protect Pluto; perturbations from the planets (especially Neptune) could alter aspects of Pluto's orbit (such as its orbital precession) over millions of years so that a collision could be possible.

So this is a collision of two cultures I'm a part of and their taboos".

Not since September 11th has the world felt so close to a collision between what Arabs see as an arrogant, decadent and hypocritical America on one side and what Americans see as an implacable, violent Islam on the other.

The Ferrari driver argued that he had done so to avoid a collision, but the stewards ruled that the Spaniard had gained an advantage.

The story so far is a collision of stock genre motifs, pretty much just mumbo-jumbo existing on the periphery of some terrific shooter action – but I'm sure, with the full game, I'll become more invested in the tale of the Traveller and the threat of The Darkness.

Roughly eight years ago, it became clear that traditional media (newspapers, magazines, TV, music and so on) and traditional marketing (TV spots, print ads, radio spots and so on) were on a collision course.