Sentence examples for very branch from inspiring English sources

Another secret to his success, he said, was betting at this very branch.

But music must evolve: if the critics continue like this, they will cut off the very branch on which they sit.

It is entirely plausible that the Material Girl is going to direct some acting situated outside this very branch of William Hill... 15.30 I quiz a waitress, eager to gain the insight of a local on the continuing absence of Her Madge-esty.

Modood (2017), on the contrary, contends that there is no need for interculturalists to push the issue too hard, as they might saw off the very branch upon which they themselves are sitting, a diagnosis that is shared by Kymlicka (2016).

If Assad really feels he can attack civilians with chemical weapons with impunity, under the noses of the very branch of the UN charged with holding him to account; and if, indeed, recent disappearances in the north are part of a strategic attempt to remove critical analysis of the behaviour of certain rebel groups, then we must find a way out of the current predicament.

There remains a high posterior uncertainty about the exact topology of the tree at this very branching.

Unfortunately, Ms. Greenfeld said, it also has a "very tight branch attachment, so all the branches come in at one point".

This is also evident from the tree in Figure 3 where AtHkl3 has a very long branch, whereas AtHkl1, AtHkl2 and PpHxk11 have much shorter branches.

The tree shrew lineage, with a very short branch (Figure 1), had a minimal flow, and the loris lineage, with a moderately long branch, had a small flow.

That was a very flimsy branch, and the official gave up the argument pretty quickly.

"Rob's Hong Kong," McGinniss writes, "was one very long branch on which hundreds of vultures perched...