Sentence examples for striking pros from inspiring English sources

"The Replacements" cheapens all this by treating the striking pros as spoiled princes.

"You're not even a has-been; you're a never-was!" a striking pro football player cracks about Shane Falco (Keanu Reeves), the honorable, stoic fill-in quarterback -- yes, scab -- in "The Replacements".

Hence, we expected that expression of Ets1 in the basal layer might result in a more striking, pro-tumorigenic phenotype as compared to its expression in differentiated layers.

It was a striking rebuke to pro-gay rights forces, who had just won the right in a notable California Supreme Court decision, and seemed poised to hold it in the election.

Finally, our analysis uncovered a striking relationship between Dichaete and Pros, with Dichaete negatively regulating pros expression early in neural development.

Perhaps the most striking example of the pro-Western trend in the Arab news media appeared in Al Hayat, the second largest pan-Arab newspaper, which is published by Prince Khalid ibn Sultan of Saudi Arabia.

With recent polls showing all of the anti-rail Republican candidates leading or within striking distance of their pro-rail Democratic rivals, it is possible they could be elected and try to stop the train projects.

Turkey is the most striking example, where a pro-business Islamic government has fostered a democratic middle class.

Kazakhstan's pro-western dictator, Nursultan Nazarbayev – who locks up dissidents and massacres striking oil workers – is a pro at PR campaigns, hiring Tony Blair at vast expense.

No one ever talks about this striking statistic when the subject of pro-life vs. pro-choice is debated.

Another striking observation was that many pro-metastasis genes increased their mRNA levels in aged RXRα deficient mice.