backfire造句
(31) At the same time, backfire, preignition and fire a gun in the start state of hydrogen fueled engine were avoided.
(32) It could backfire by emboldening the Taliban and annoying ally Pakistan, which fears Washington will cut and run as the Soviets did in Afghanistan.
(33) Peter Schiff, chief global strategist of broker-dealer Euro Pacific Capital, who has long promoted gold as an alternative investment, said the U.S. government bailout plan could backfire.
(34) This logic can backfire, as in the case of Beijing Auto and Germany's Opel.
(35) The Backfire effect on the " Net - O - Matic " will no longer break on damage.
(36) A new backfire antenna fed by a bifilar backfire belix is described in this Paper.
(37) The judgment rules of the thermal equilibrium and the backfire are presented.
(38) Even assuming it's the latter, though, this bit of PR could backfire.
(39) I am reluctant to assign monetary value to chores, as this can backfire.
(40) Former Treasury Secretary Rubin vaguely warned that China's ascendance may backfire in the not-too-distant future.
(41) It prevented backfire of natural gas that brings deflagration and guaranteed burner safety.
(42) A victory for Mr Bush and the internationalists could easily backfire.
(43) Backfire: The imbedded psionic effect targets the user instead of its intended target.
(44) Potential Bust-Up: A confessumentary could always backfire if the subject turns out to be a genuine bugger.
(45) If China still needs to learn how to become comfortable with dissent, conversely[http:///backfire.html], American and European leaders should understand that stridency with Beijing can backfire.
(46) Buying Yahoo ! does not help it in that respect - and the deal may well backfire anyway.
(47) Here are three ways to guarantee that all the marketing you've done will backfire on you.
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