Sentence examples for buoyant over from inspiring English sources
The Shanghai stockmarket, which has plumbed a three-year low, reflects this sense of weakness.In contrast, rich-country stockmarkets have been buoyant over the summer.
The main reason why the IFS disagrees with this projection is that it thinks that tax revenues will be less buoyant over the next few years.
Billy was buoyant over his French toast and as we strolled the university campus, stopping to worship at the building in which he earned his master's in math.
Ginobili won't be in the lineup for some time, but through piecemeal contributions and some sleight of hand, the Spurs should remain pretty buoyant over the next six weeks.
It analysed three scenarios, including the one predicted by Mr Salmond: that oil revenues will be healthily buoyant over the next decade, that Scotland will get a generous deal when Britain's national debt is divided up, and that it will not pay any more for government borrowing than Britain does.
A unique requirement of underwater vehicles' power/energy systems is that they remain neutrally buoyant over the course of a mission.
On the other side of the political race, a buoyant Donald Trump skipped over concerns that he had not strongly denounced a former Ku Klux Klan grand wizard, David Duke, who had endorsed the developer and TV star earlier this month.
This year I skipped through the album's more buoyant numbers, and listened over and over to its most lovelorn tracks: My Mouth Is for My Love, Love Is in the Air, Two Solitudes, So Long Woman and the title song.
It's meant for anyone who appreciates bright and buoyant solos over percolating rhythm.
The equilibrium mean surficial shear stress can be calculated initially, because it is simply the force of gravity minus the buoyant force over three times the total surface of the particle.
A two-dimensional model of a weakly buoyant flow over a horizontal wire with surface reaction was developed, using a literature mechanism, to simulate the heat release rate of the catalytic oxidation of methane (2 vol.% in air) over a Pd wire with a porous 1 2 μm PdO surface layer, acquired by wire microcalorimetry over the temperature range of 600 770 K.
