Sentence examples for that overturn from inspiring English sources

"That's important in a world of dangerous products, where you have exploding tires and cars that overturn".

Today, they make high-resolution videos of embryos and track the movement of thousands of cells — videos that overturn some traditional ideas.

A few years ago, at a public event, she chided a handful of appellate judges, asking them to please refrain from being rude in their decisions that overturn lower courts' rulings.

And it is also an illustration of the fact that science does not foreclose possibility, including discoveries that overturn very fundamental assumptions, and that it is not a final statement about reality but a highly fruitful mode of inquiry into it.

Serious property damage is increasingly associated with the estimated 900,000 black bears that live in North America, from those that overturn garbage cans in northwest New Jersey to the ones that destroy barbecue grills at camp and picnic sites in parks.

The first stems from technological changes that overturn the established order, including credit market collateral values.

(Flushing National Bank had brought the suit that overturned the moratorium).

"He wrote the opinion that overturned the anti-sodomy laws, and that gives me great hope".

This is a stirring account of the 2003 Supreme Court decision that overturned the Texas sodomy law.

Carpenter stirringly describes the 2003 Supreme Court decision that overturned the Texas sodomy law.

A claimed result that overturns all ideas of causality might well require something stricter than.05.