Sentence examples for always suspension from inspiring English sources

School policies demand that we should be held accountable for our actions but the consequence are always suspension causing students to miss class for minor miss behavior.

In these conditions, single cells are nearly always in suspension, rotating in quasi-stationary manner with the fluid, in a low-shear culture environment [ 19, 45].

The haute couture always requires some suspension of disbelief.

The idea always stretched the suspension of disbelief beyond breaking point, and so everything else that's so good about the series seemed to depend on the resolution of that problem.

(The form has always required this suspension of disbelief: in the greatest of epistolary novels, Richardson's Clarissa, the heroine spends so much time writing letters you wonder she has time for any experiences).

As a child in wartime she lives in the present, in full flight, aware always of "the suspension of any future save the one in which they persisted, kept on".

He took a lot of strikes and swung at a lot of bad pitches". Torre has always maintained the suspension embarrassed Ramirez and took a personal toll on him.

That is, AbSV may be protected from degradation/truncation by host macromolecules or others because only after denaturation treatment (e.g. SDS treatment) was viral genomic DNA dissociated from pellet suspensions, and the untreated suspension always produced a larger band in gel electrophoresis (Figure S4A).

They do not always have pneumatic suspension, which results in less comfort both for the patient and for the health personnel who must suffer a high level of vibrations all day long.

On top of the injury pileup come suspensions, always a heartbreaker for players at this stage of the season.

Positive controls (head kidney suspensions) always contained high numbers of NBT-positive cells (not shown).