Sentence examples for until the force of from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it is part of a broader, longer-term strategy that, far from seeking reconciliation with Republicans, aims to increase their rigidity until the force of public opinion breaks the party.You can see why Mr Obama may be fed up with any talk of reconciliation.

During its concluding plunge, Cassini will continue to transmit data back to Earth until the force of Saturn's atmosphere takes over the spacecraft's thrusters and Cassini will no longer be able to point its antenna back to Earth.

"Until then the force of the vernacular was only to redefine, and nuance, the persistent role of Latin," Mr. Ostler writes.

Chicago's cat population goes unspayed, and its drug dealers unchecked, until the forces of order regain the upper hand.

Explaining that the old man has gone to Tokyo for work, the lovers enjoy three diminishingly blissful years together, until the forces of order belatedly show up in the figure of a goofy, accident-prone inspector from the city (Takuzo Kawatani).

Oklahoma Sen. Jim Inhofe (R) says he won't participate in Tulsa's annual Holiday Parade Of Lights until the "forces of political correctness" put "Christmas" back in the title.

Ultimately, it was not until the forces of the Ottoman Empire seized Medina in 1812, that some measure of control could be exerted over the tribes of the Arabian peninsula.

This pairing sounds like a contradiction until we appreciate the force of Spinoza's conceptualist account of modality.

However, until now, the forces of selection that shape the phenological evolution of dioecious fig trees have been overlooked (Anstett et al. 1997; Patel and McKey 1998).

Despite fig flowering phenology being crucial in maintaining Ficus fig wasp mutualisms, until now, the forces of selection shaping the phenological evolution of dioecious fig trees have received little attention.

In the artillery barrage that lasted until 17:00, the forces of Russian I and II Corps were eventually forced to withdraw behind the ramparts of the captured forts.