Sentence examples for thrust to be from inspiring English sources

Creditor countries want the thrust to be on national responsibility and penalties for rule-breakers.

The knowledge of the strength and trajectory of the vortex structures shed by the plate allows the characteristics of the jet producing the thrust to be quantified.

Some elements of the attack didn't make clear tactical sense, including the decision to attack Margah by daylight across open flat ground – conditions that allowed the most important thrust to be thwarted by two men with machine guns.

But despite the setbacks, Brady thinks that Latin American reforms have gathered too much thrust to be stopped, much less reversed.

The reduced pressure caused the engine thrust to be diminished by 2%, but MRO automatically compensated by extending the burn time by 33 seconds.

The basic plan followed one first proposed by Samuel Vetch in 1708 for the 1709 campaign season, with the main thrust to be a naval expedition carrying a combined force of regular army forces and provincial militia.

The design thrust force to be resisted by this tower is 9189 N (including factor of safety).

"Then, with feminism, she was thrust to the fore, and he was just another dead white male".

Maintaining weight support and generating thrust to overcome drag are the main challenges in level flapping flight.

Hamlet and Macbeth are thrust to the very edge of sanity; Lear and, momentarily, Othello are thrust beyond it.

Then she was thrust to the forefront of a political saga marked by twists and rivalries.