Sentence examples for wider turning from inspiring English sources

In approving extradition while rejecting six of the charges, it mainly based itself on Chile's own penal code rather than on international norms.Nevertheless, some lawyers see the verdict as a wider turning point.

It is also difficult to tell whether the Tea Party's first big decisive win of the 2014 election cycle marks a wider turning point in what had so far proved to be a disappointing year for a conservative bloc that once threatened a string of such primary upsets.

While skiing, competitors have a wider turning radius as a result of their disability.

By starting with a slightly outside line and diving down into the turn, you create a wider turning radius, thus leading to less deceleration.

Roll out the pastry to a rectangle approximately 40cm in length and 30cm wide, turning it with the longest side towards you.

Moore junior was forced to switch wide turning for home at Sandown on the 7-4 joint-favourite.

He then opens his eyes wide, turning himself into an internet-meme version of himself.

The single piston, more than 6 feet wide, turned side wheels 28 feet across.

The result, the researchers report today in Optics Express, is that the grooves, about 2 centimeters long and 100 microns wide, turned ordinary chips positively hydrophilic.

"Like a tractor-trailer, he had to veer towards the center lane to make a wider turn," Mr. Batra said.

The proposed cascade single-switch converter has a higher step-up voltage gain and a wider turn-of period compared to classical boost converters, which tend to have a problem of narrow turn-of periods at higher output voltages.