Sentence examples for tendency to roll from inspiring English sources

More stars means less tendency to roll.

The body showed a tendency to roll a bit on turns.

The shuttle was also showing a tendency to roll on its longitudinal axis like a chicken on a rotisserie.

The scandal over defective Firestone tires prompted Congress to approve money for rating vehicles' tendency to roll over.

But a vehicle's tendency to roll over is not regulated by the government, though rollovers accounted for 62percentt of deaths in sport utility vehicles.

Ford opposes regulators' plans to rate vehicles' tendency to roll over, contending that the proposal does not measure this tendency accurately enough.

When a big hotel chain takes over ownership of a little restaurant, the tendency is to roll your eyes and hope for the best.

Ford also scheduled a news conference on Tuesday in Caracas, Venezuela, to explain why the automaker thought that tire-related crashes of Ford Explorer sport utility vehicles in Venezuela had solely been a result of defective tires and not because of any excessive tendency of Explorers to roll over.

"They have got some great players and on their day Essex are a very good side, but they have a soft underbelly and can have a tendency to be rolled over quite easily.

To eliminate a tendency to stress-roll, you first have to notice it in other people: the man who yanks his dog around every time he gets the shaft at work; the brand-new ex-smoker who shouts at her husband when she runs out of nicotine gum.

Not only are fishes highly maneuverable, but they also hover and move smoothly in spite of numerous perturbations arising from the surrounding water as well as an intrinsic tendency by many species to roll belly-up.