Sentence examples for almost any environment from inspiring English sources

(Platinum, iridium, and rhodium resist corrosion in almost any environment).

The small size, simple design, and broad metabolic capabilities of bacteria allow them to grow and divide very rapidly and to inhabit and flourish in almost any environment.

Dry dioramas at the rear of the tank create the illusion of distance; the tank habitat can be a natural one or one in which fibre glass has been impregnated or painted to duplicate almost any environment.

The iconic Rathalos, a huge winged dragon that breathes fire and can poison hunters with its long tail spike, has a range of possible attacks, as well as two behaviour states (normal and enraged), and can fight in almost any environment the game has to offer.

Sharp introduces a new stylish, yet practical mini-audio shelf system (models CD-DK890N and CD-DK891N) that offers the ideal audio solution for almost any environment.

Docker is a lightweight container that can run in almost any environment and is becoming one of the most important open-source technologies for a new class of cloud services, including CoreOS.

This is important in almost any B2C environment and more important when the traditional customer/business relationship in banking has always been vaguely adversarial.

Almost any aqueous environment can promote corrosion, which occurs under numerous complex conditions in oil and gas production, processing, and pipeline systems [3].

While we won't spoil the surprise on this review, I can say from experience that the Netgear phone is really nice and works extremely well in almost any WiFi environment.

Boasting a brilliant 18.5-inch widescreen LCD monitor and measuring just 19- (W) x 15- (H) x 2.1 -inches (D), the Veriton Z290G is slim enough to fit in almost any work environment.

Such a collegial approach fits in well in almost any work environment, but it's especially suitable for computer scientists, who typically spend a lot of time bouncing ideas off each other to find solutions, Heckmann says.