| By focusing on urban papers, Ratner and Teeter have not accounted for the creation of sectionalism in the majority of the nation. |
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| And again, the search for community college peer institution selection systems discovered methodologies consistent and coincident with the Brinkman and Teeter typology. |
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| Mr. Bill Teeter is a 60-year member who has continued to exemplify community service and dedication. |
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| On behalf of the Government of Canada and the residents of Dufferin-Caledon, I congratulate Bill Teeter and the Lions Club of Orangeville on its 60th anniversary and for making our community a better place. |
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| They bob and teeter while feeding, and move nervously and quickly over rocks, probing for active prey on the surface. |
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| In the grand tradition of Scandinavian rock bands, the they forever teeter on the edge of Eurotrash. |
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| You teeter on the brink of more serious madness, perhaps as a result of frequent exposure to morbid imagery and bizarre literature. |
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| We seem to teeter on the edge of the precipice, but get pulled back by the seat of our pants. |
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| As the aircraft continues to teeter absurdly on the edge of the sky, little pain-flavoured wisps of memories will start to taunt him. |
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| Cows wander the streets, ragged children pester dogs with sticks, tailors teeter past on bicycles balancing bolts of fabric. |
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| No need to teeter along like a cat on hot bricks if you've got summat to foil the ice. |
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| I went onstage filled with dread at the thought that I might teeter shamefully in my balances or fall out of my turns. |
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| In the fall of 2008, the failure of Lehman Brothers caused the global financial system to teeter on the brink of collapse. |
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| And books, everywhere, sprouting like mushrooms in a greenhouse, pullulating on shelves, in shoots that teeter at navel height like cubist stalagmites. |
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| A prolonged international crisis followed, during which Europe appeared to teeter on the edge of war. |
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| We're always going to teeter pretty close to it, that's just the way we play, but we've got to make sure we don't cross it. |
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| It is an explosive coexistence that threatens to make the current regime teeter. |
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| The examination also revealed damage to the rotor system droop stops and teeter stops. |
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| Big smooth slabs teeter, dunking one end, then the other underwater, causing two crests of water to collide in the middle as a standing wave. |
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| The hub is mounted to the shaft with a teeter hinge that allows both blades to flap together as if one. |
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| The teeter stops were of an early design made of aluminium brackets with elastomeric bumpers. |
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| There was a risk that the teeter stops would fail during flight in severe turbulence, though not referenced in the bulletin. |
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| In the standard rounds, to re-attempt the teeter after a fly-off will incur a repeated obstacle penalty. |
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| In Colombia alone, more than 30 Indigenous groups teeter on the brink of extinction with populations numbering less than 500 people. |
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| To ensure consistency in judging calls across all regions, dogs bailing off the teeter before the midpoint or fulcrum will be assessed a refusal. |
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| As they teeter totter they sscratch, stroke and brush against a heap of newspapers, aluminium and others. |
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| The economy will teeter, one foot over the cliff, while members of Congress soak up the recess sun or swoosh down the ski slopes. |
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| The program began to teeter under the weight of its own outsized expectations, questionable staffing decisions, and naivete. |
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| Unaware of their own strength, they teeter on the edge of the victim abyss. |
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| The one-liners, ungrounded in the best of times, now teeter dangerously close to nastiness. |
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| Exceptional acrobat, he also works as a stuntman for cinema, and continues to train with the russian master Valodya Evdokimov, who helps Simon to refine his skills, including tumbling, teeter board, and also rig making. |
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| If you had been hanging around for the last 400,000 years, you would have seen four major periods of time where very warm clothes would have been in high demand as the teeter totter dropped to one side! |
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| Her large colour photographs and video and photographic installations teeter on the edge of seduction and revel in the body's corporeality, its vulnerability and strength. |
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| When the down draught unloaded the rotor system it was sufficient to allow the main-rotor blades to flap and teeter enough to shear the droop stops and damage the aluminium brackets. |
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| Ontario's weak trade sector will see the province teeter on the brink of recession through 2008, but it should pick-up in 2009 to coincide with a recovering U. S. economy. |
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| Some areas of the country teeter on the verge of famine. |
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| Car companies, says McKinsey's Mr Mercer, are like steel mills and airlines, often seeming to teeter on the edge of bankruptcy but somehow managing to keep going. |
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| Back in 2013 Cyprus tried to secure Russian financial aid as the island's capital Nicosia watched its banking system teeter on the verge of collapse. |
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| At some point, the elastomeric bumpers fell out allowing the main-rotor to teeter excessively and overload the pitch change rod associated with the separated main-rotor blade. |
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| The canal is five metres wide, and while pedestrians could teeter across on logs laid on the bottom, vehicles had to make a 6-km detour to a road bridge. |
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| When loans go bad, stock markets dive and bonds teeter on the brink of default, the resulting losses are usually far bigger than financial institutions and regulators predicted. |
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| A teeter totter-like lever can be used for this exercise. |
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| As financial institutions around the world, in particular in the U. S., teeter on the precipice of survival, Canada's financial system, while under stress, is essentially sound. |
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| Some fall forward, some teeter to the side, and some look as stiff as a board, but in the end they all pretty much end up walking the same way: one foot in front of the other. |
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