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If the authorities had to brake, the real estate market would collapse and developers and Builders would get fewer loans.

A conventional brake test rig can't meet the needs of the overall and deep study to brakes. Therefore, we research and manufacture a new kind of brake test rig.

One of important reasons is that the generation of brittle martensite due to brake sliding of wheels on rails leads to tread damage and its creep.

On the one hand, the credit crunch resulting from the worldwide financial turmoil of the past few months seems bound to brake the economy next year.

But the satellites will arrive with less relative speed than spacecraft making the trip in three days, which means less fuel will be needed to brake and drop into lunar orbit.

I tried to brake and we skid into the ditch.

I tried to brake and we skidded into the ditch

The wakened cake baker awakes to that he has to brake by the lake.

Nearly all the subjects took longer to brake while multitasking and scored lower on the test.

When driving a car, for example, these many probabilities will be collated to make decisions such as whether or not to brake.

Avoid braking hard or accelerating unnecessarily quickly, you waste gas each time you accelerate just to brake a few seconds later.

Don't lean back and try to brake yourself.

We had to brake suddenly when a chicken crossed the road.

A red Buick pulled out from the curb ahead of her, forcing her to brake, skid, and wrestle with the wheel.

To pedal(a bicycle or other such vehicle) backward, in order to brake it.

Volvo has introduced a system called "City Safety" that reduces the chance of low-speed crashes in which the driver fails to brake in time, usually causing a rear-end collision.

The rider simply squeezes the pressure-sensitive handle grip to brake and the electronics do the rest.