Sentence examples for stop scrambling from inspiring English sources

Ten years ago on May 1, President Bill Clinton ordered the government to stop scrambling the Global Positioning System, developed by the Defense Department for the military.

Running as much as he does will eventually take a physical toll, and almost everybody thinks that if Tebow is to be a long-term quarterback, he will have to stop scrambling.

But after a fierce interagency battle, the Clinton Administration agreed in 1996 to stop scrambling the signal within a decade.

Now with a healthy patent portfolio that I break down below, Facebook may be able to stop scrambling to buy IP, and can fend off the attack of any who would spoil and suck money from its IPO.

We've got to stop scrambling and feeling so grateful to be there".

The White House wants Beijing to stop scrambling warplanes to police the zone and to work out an arrangement with Japan on how the two nations will conduct themselves in the heavily congested area.

Basically, the Panthers never stopped scrambling.

By the time they won it all, however, both had stopped scrambling almost entirely and instead used their legs to move around in the pocket to better manage the passing game.

But even as Republican Senate leaders have tried their best to keep their version of a repeal under wraps ― the text of it was finally made public Thursday ― the party hasn't stopped scrambling to pass a health care bill.

In the ninth, Young, who had been on second, came running around third and appeared to tap hands with Anderson before stopping and scrambling back to the bag.

He's always been given to strong feelings: the boys' mother, now deceased, had to stop making scrambled eggs when he evinced a revulsion at watching people eat them.