Sentences with phrase «sway when»

This is Canada, a democratic country wherein the will of the people holds sway when push comes to shove.

Not only does it feature a 12,000 DPI sensor and satisfying mechanical switches, but the Rival 600 goes above and beyond and features a depth sensor that will all but eliminate cursor sway when you lift your mouse off of the mouse pad.

You start by putting together a list of the most influential people in there, the ones who have the most sway when they speak.

Heavier weaponry may sway when aiming down the sights, putting off one's aim, so the player must be wary of this when mowing down zombies or fellow players.

For Sebastian's upgrades; green gel is the equivalent of weapon parts with the first combat upgrade reducing reticle sway when firing weapons costing 1,000 green gel, although a more complex upgrade such as synaptic focus in which concentrating during aiming slows down town costs 75,000 green gel, while red gel is required to unlock certain upgrade paths for Sebastian; therefore resulting in Sebastian's upgrades being as complex to collectively attain than weapon upgrades, especially given that green gel is mostly collected from enemies that Sebastian has defeated.

-- Added much better gun sway when looking around (Tell me if it looks better please)-- Might have reduced lag a bit (Tell me if I did)-- Buffed the MG4 — Nerfed FAMAS a bit — Nerfed Saiga 12K — A couple bug fixes — Increased max beta testers — How close do you think the game is to release?

Yet I never sway when picking my favorite terrible anime series: Angel Cop.

Amazon's dominance in the market has left other players in a difficult position of relying on the company for revenue but also having little sway when negotiating revenue splits.

It's past time to create the same AuthorLounge - style central focus at New York's BEA that I saw in rollicking sway when London Book Fair provided it.

The drape of barely - there crepe complements the swingy shape for lovely sway when you're on the go.

In order for baby proofing screen in porch areas, you should look into installing child proof and tamper proof screens on your porch that do not give or sway when pushed on.

Why should your opinion hold sway when the rights of others are affected by it?

Why should your opinion hold sway when the decision doesn't affect you or anyone else?

The absence of Cohn's dissenting voice means Navarro and his allies should have more sway when encouraging Trump to enact more aggressively protectionist policies on the big trade issues of the day.

But I'm easily swayed when a new dish is presented!

I think even those on the fence about black - eyed peas could be swayed when the beans are combined with butter, garlic, onion, cheddar and jalapenos.

It is how people, s opinion of Wenger (or anyone else) are swayed when they are accused of something the other party involved has never said.

He was brought home and washed but after eating his meal, he appears woozy, has now thrown up and is swaying when he stands.

The moderates seem to be easily swayed when Uncle Joe says, «we can not trust Al Gore on global warming because he flies on private jets and lives in a huge mansion.»

Therefore, it is unsurprising that for some, attitudes on this issue can be swayed when they hear messages being made from the alternative viewpoint.

Tenants are not swayed when landlords reframe maintenance as a «remodel.»

When I was a kid, tall buildings felt like they were swaying when I was standing on the upper levels — I would feel this irresistible urge to crawl across the floor for safety.

Not exact matches

I manage to write a few hundred words but sway drunkenly when I step off for lunch, as if disembarking onto the dock after a boat ride.

«She takes a big breath in, which we usually do when we are upset, and she sways back and forth in what appears to be a way to gently move away from his hand,» Reiman told INSIDER.

But the biggest surprise came when the burlesque music kicked in and Dorothy's hips started to sway.

Lamstein was planning to study for both law and business degrees when his mentor swayed him in another direction by suggesting that he start a company around an environmental concept.

Allaire told me that he believes the strange mishmash of Mandarin and English concocted there is likely to become the lingua franca of the future, a prediction that reminded me of what sci - fi enthusiasts might have said about a Japanese - English hybrid in the «80s, when the cyberpunk aesthetic of Neuromancer and Blade Runner held sway.

Customers are swayed by how they feel when they buy just as much as they are by the actual product.

Compensation isn't everything when it comes to your career, but it definitely plays a significant role in swaying your decision.

This same fantasy is mirrored in «A Quiet Place»: The only moment of relief in the whole «silent horror film» is when Evelyn and Lee are wired in together, swaying gently to their own music and silencing the world outside their earbuds.

Even more importantly, there's no sway and no confusion when you're talking about performance against previously agreed - upon goals and standards.

When you can show in the buyer's guide that many companies, regardless of size offer the same services (for a lower price) you can help sway their decision.

But the stakes grew Wednesday when Facebook revealed that information belonging to as many as 87 million of its users may have been improperly shared with Cambridge Analytica, which gathered the data with the intent of swaying elections.

When you consider that only 1 % of those under 35 can have their trust swayed by a compelling ad and an authentic word - of - mouth impression can be worth up to 200x a paid one, it's easy to understand why it's time to build social word - of - mouth and brand advocacy.

Gone are the days when a beautiful brochure, powerful sales presentation and a strong salesperson could adequately sway a prospect / customer's opinions about the value of your products or services.

We've amassed more money and knowledge at this point and I'm confident we won't be swayed by emotion when the next bear market comes.

Even more, what happens when a whole series of democratic institutions falls under the sway of one private interest?

When Facebook was first confronted with the possibility that fake news and propaganda on its platform may have swayed the election for Donald Trump, just days after the candidate's surprise victory, CEO Mark Zuckerberg strongly denied the idea, calling it «crazy.»

If you don't have a process, you're more likely to be swayed by your emotions when confronted with the roller - coaster ride of the markets.

Federal Reserve policy makers are set to meet next week, and while there is little expectation that an interest - rate increase will be announced when the meeting ends on Wednesday, the latest economic reading could sway the Fed's outlook.

Sarhan said that the retail sales report will represent the final macroeconomic indicator (barring a major outlier) that could significantly sway the Fed's decision on when to hike rates before its meeting next Wednesday.

the day when Switcheo went online on the Mainnet on March 31st NEO's price point swayed at $ 50.

But when they can deviate and sway away from the truth, and politicians and judges fear holding them accountable — religion is a hitler.

Then when I started reading the Bible more carefully and starting to decide things for myself, it was flung at me to try to sway my actions and beliefs.

When music elicits every reaction from fist - pumping, to swaying, to goosebumps, you know it's a great album — and a band you'll be hearing from for years to come.

And you will also be hearing much from the anti-Christs who will try to sway you into not saying the prayer of salvation but you must bear in mind that they will not be with you to defend you when you pass on and are before God.

Into the risk - averse worlds of corporate lawyers and bankers in the 1970s came a new generation of raiders, a mogul horde the likes of which had not been seen since the days when Jay Gould and other grandees of greed held sway.

«I take issue with the word to a certain degree, so I make a distinction between a capital E and a small e. I was in the Caribbean in 2004, watching the election returns with a group of friends, and when Fox News, in a state of delirious joy, announced that evangelicals had helped sway the election, I realized this word has really been hijacked.

Basically, the old choices of dualism, materialism, and idealism still hold sway in practice, even when they are eschewed in theory.

In the years when fresh invasions were sweeping new waves of pagans in destructive raids into nominally Christian areas and Arabs were bringing about half of what had been Christendom under the sway of the Crescent, Christianity was recouping some of its losses by conversions in that very Mediterranean Basin and on the borders of what had been the Roman Empire among peoples which until then had been largely on entirely outside its influence.