Sentence examples for become too thin to from inspiring English sources
In drift ice conditions and open water, oil spills can rapidly spread to become too thin to ignite.
Comparing the amount of radiocarbon in each band on the shark's vertebrae, the team discovered that visible bands only annually form until a shark reaches its 30s, when the bands become too thin to individually distinguish.
The bald eagle is an Endangered Species Act success story: the species almost disappeared from much of the United States decades ago mainly due to the effects of the agricultural pesticide, DDT, which causes eggshells to become too thin to support the weight of an incubating parent.
At 13 months, he was lively and curious but then he stopped tottering because his legs became too thin to sustain his weight.
Additions to the growth cone occurred when the segmentation process failed to attach whole parts of the growth cone (e.g., when the axon became too thin to be segmented appropriately, or filopodia had clearly been missed).
The science: When it's hot enough at high elevations, the air will become too thin for laden airlines to take off (since planes achieve flight by pushing off of the air molecules around it). Days when extra precautions are taken are deemed "weight restriction days". Last month, for example, nearly 60 American Airlines flights were canceled in Phoenix over the course of three scorching days.
29 This sentiment was found to be universal among the men interviewed by Gray et al. 25 In support of this, other included studies also found that being in the overweight range did not especially concern men, 35 38 and in some cases represented an ideal weight as men did not want to become too thin.
Doing so can cause your knife blade to become too thin, rendering it useless.
Avoid over-blending the malt mixture since doing so could cause the mixture to become too thin.
