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91) Could she not sustain the momentum, not just on tradesmen's credit but on borrowed money?

92) It appeared to roll forward and unfold under its own natural momentum, to reach its clearly defined objectives.

93) The situation is similar with any other classically measurable property of a system, not just angular momentum.

94) Momentum was maintained by the founding of a formal Parents' Association early in 1977.

95) They worry that the university may lose the momentum it has gained since opening for classes in the fall of 1990.

96) A price was certainly to be paid later, when criticisms that grammar-school standards had been destroyed gained momentum and credibility.

97) The national momentum from the Hill hearings continued into the Year of the Woman elections of 1992.

98) One piece of legislation that has gained momentum amid the concern about workers is a bipartisan bill sponsored by Sen.

99) This simple fact leads to talk of the momentum swinging his way. Sentencedict.com

100) On the Look-Out derives extra momentum from this eccentric procedure.

101) The Buddhist revival gained momentum in the 1870s after a series of public debates between Buddhist and Protestant preachers increased Buddhist self-confidence.

102) They go hand in hand because the momentum of population growth is so great.

103) As the binary policy gained momentum, it remained possible to have that impression.

104) Arizona State maintained a shred of momentum early in the second half.

105) The weight of the fly wheel can provide so much momentum by being kicked judiciously that it can rotate continuously.

106) Such is the delight that people take in seeking out follies at weekends that the Fellowship has quickly gathered momentum.

107) How is it, then, that the correspondence with the angular momentum of classical physics is to be made?

108) Success, market valuation and cash flow provide a powerful momentum.

109) The principle that nature worked by the simplest means was gathering momentum during the thirteenth century.

110) It is what allows us to compose momentum states out of position states, or position states out of momentum states.

111) A loss would give momentum to the idea of dumping him at the party convention in July.

112) They argue that unseemly haggling with Congress will allow the momentum of the referendum victory to seep away.

113) He needs to give the staff pep talks, keep momentum alive.

114) The middle-school initiative, as it gathered momentum in the 1960s, was concerned with a great deal more than legalistic terminology.

115) The greater the precision with which you measure the position, the more uncertain the momentum becomes, and vice versa.

116) The crowds in the church, where protest meetings began to gain momentum last month, applauded the bishop.

117) After a delay of some years there is now some momentum behind the production of a guidebook for the Clwyd Limestone area.

118) Clay Shaw of Florida, has failed to gain momentum, and time is running out.

119) Rice wanted to keep the momentum going that had produced such positive short-term results. 2.

120) The protest added to momentum created during a larger demonstration Monday in the central business district.