Sentence examples for when inner from inspiring English sources
It deconstructs the rumbustious 1990s, when inner conflicts of the sort that always beset science but which are generally hidden from the public were made manifest.
Mr. Epton's case drew wide attention as a test of the limits of free speech at a time when inner cities were erupting in violence.
When personal moral codes clash with professional ethics; when the heart clashes with the mind; when empathy clashes with religious doctrine; when inner convictions clash with law — it is then that the muddle of surrounding circumstances tends to blur the perception of even the most obvious evidence, and to mitigate its influence.
Comparing the interactions between adult and child to a snowfall, Gallant highlights the precarious nature of childhood, when parents "seem to speak out of the lights, the stones, the snow; out of the crucial second when inner and outer forces join, and the environment becomes part of the enemy too".
When inner quantum ring radius R0 or number of wells changes resonant energies of linear absorption coefficient do not undertake any red or blue shift.
Finally, when inner ring radius R0 increases, linear absorption coefficient and absolute value of the linear refractive index changes monotonically decreases.
When suburban and rural districts fear children as neighbors, and when inner-city children are left without adequate resources, something is terribly wrong.
Foundation was driven partly by civic strife in the 1980s, when inner-city riots rocked London, Birmingham and Bristol, and partly by an ageing BME population needing specialist housing and care provision.
The argument for preserving the public-school monopoly carried weight in the minority community when inner-city schools were frayed at the edges but still meeting the needs of their students.
Ellis, who grew up in Los Angeles in an era when inner-city baseball thrived, wore curlers in his hair during batting practice, went into the stands and sat next to hecklers, and described himself as a baseball militant, speaking out about injustices in an era when players had much less power -- and money -- than they do today.
What happens when inner-city kids from low-income homes converge in non-school hours?
