Sentence examples for be very thin to from inspiring English sources

"It is a very stylish look, but you have to be very thin to wear it, so it has become synonymous with the size zero debate [the argument about whether celebrities and models are becoming too thin]," says Jo Elvin, editor of Glamour magazine.

In opposite, the relatively strong peak that corresponded to Si (002) diffraction peak was observed, suggesting the grown structures were very thin to be detected by XRD measurement.

These cells are very thin to improve the gas exchange.

The front a-Si H la-Si Has to be very thin in order to minimize absorption of incoming photons and to privilayerabsorption in c-Si.

The attached side-boards are assumed to be very thin as compared to the length of the incident wave and the beam of the breakwater.

Slit pore in Fig. 2c was set to be very thin with width equal to one tenth of length d.

The soap mixture has to be very thin trace for it to swirl properly.

If the nail is very thick, file and scrape it to be very thin, gently, without injuring yourself, to allow the vinegar mix to penetrate more effectively.

The brine to be evaporated is a thin film impregnating a fabric assumed to be very thin and adhering by capillary forces to the wall of the plate.

Without the latter two, the defense will be very thin and perhaps vulnerable to a duel threat quarterback like the one Missouri will throw at us in James Franklin.

For example, Ms. Miller recalled, she had been told not to feed carbohydrates to the 18-month-old girl because "the mother wanted her to be very thin".