| But I believe the historical conjunction that gave rise to accountability continues to inflect and propel it. |
| Nevertheless, it does inflect achievement, and clearly restricts potential. |
| If we could inflect demographic trends in these countries, we could curb world population growth. |
| Individual producers, distributors, and exhibitors inflect key tropes of Australianness, like the bush myth, in different ways. |
| We cannot stop the inexorable sweep of time, he says, but we can inflect it with a human voice and touch. |
| And we yet retain an objective case of the pronoun, and inflect it for person, number and gender. |
