Sentence examples for because of its lean from inspiring English sources
Because of its lean combustion characteristics, however, diesel exhaust is an inherently polluting emission that engineers have endeavored to control since the mid-1970s when the first emission standards went into effect.
Those who stand also prefer to do so near doors, in part because of its many "partitions to lean against," and for the precious seconds they save getting off the train.
Old coaches and teammates said he was often considered a lightweight because of his lean, unassuming physique.
(And by the way: Jobs's side project Pixar survived through lean years because of its contract with Disney, which only made it through its own hard times by devoting itself almost entirely to producing government propaganda during the Second World War — a war that, incidentally, safeguarded America and American companies).
While New Mexico leans Democratic because of its large Hispanic population, the state occasionally elects Republicans, including Governor Susana Martinez.
Dorsey leaned toward Miami predictably because of its rich quarterback heritage, which also includes Jim Kelly and Bernie Kosar.
The comments indicate that Facebook may lean towards less censorship of Live because of its potential to expose injustices.
The external tubes are currently made of the lean duplex stainless steel material recently attracted the structural community because of its relatively lower cost.
Recent growth of lean satellites has positioned it on advantage to be used for space science missions using Langmuir probes because of its simplicity and convenience.
Because of its science-education system?
