Sentence examples for Remain workable from inspiring English sources

The experimental results indicate that the compressive strength and the elastic modulus decrease with increasing RAP aggregate replacement, while all mixtures containing RAP aggregates remain workable.

During continuous mixing of concrete in a truck mixer for its hauling to a construction site, concrete should remain workable without any signs of instability.

With careful drafting, plans put in place now can remain workable, no matter what Congress does this year or in future ones.

If America's private voluntary-insurance system is to remain workable, AIDS tests must be allowed so the disease can be underwritten in the same manner as heart disease, cancer, or alcohol and drug abuse.

This novel's global gonzo qualities remain workable even during a sentimental interlude with Yates's family and a final trip to a fictitious Arab country where Yates is given grand accommodations in a converted prison and is expected to join in the country's efforts to project peace, prosperity and cultural sophistication.

The result of such a fusion being linked with a TMC, the estimation algorithms remain workable.

"The Cancer Drugs Fund was only supposed to be a temporary solution and, while it should remain until a workable alternative is found, it is merely papering over the cracks of a system which is no longer fit for purpose," he said.

"The Cancer Drugs Fund was only supposed to be a temporary solution and, while it should remain until a workable alternative is found, it is merely papering over the cracks of a system which is no longer fit for purpose," said Chris Askew, chief executive of Breakthrough Breast Cancer.

We believe that the present framework authors identified to referees who remain anonymous is the only workable one, and that any efforts to improve the system should focus on how anonymous referees can be helped to do a better job.

The soap mixture should harden just enough for it to remain pliable, while being workable enough to press into molds without burning your skin.

Susie Leafe, director of the conservative evangelical group Reform, who was part of the steering committee but abstained from commending its report to the synod, said it remained to be seen how workable the new recommendations would be when they came before the synod.