Sentence examples for can absorb more from inspiring English sources

In its new form, it can absorb more water than normal and softens.

The theory is that when we are younger we can absorb more stress and force on our joints and tissues.

Companies making these sensors have run into problems as they keep shrinking and tweaking the innards of the devices so that they can absorb more light.

Moreover, as family size declines, more women are likely to enter the labour market.So long as the labour market can absorb more workers, production per head will increase.

It's like she doesn't have that extra thick bit on her skin, and that means she can absorb more of what you say".

They wanted to hear from the Indians about how Western firms can shift more service jobs -- ranging from software design to reading X-rays -- to India, and from the Chinese how they can absorb more manufacturing.

Can Spain absorb more people?

Even just that small portion of your skin can help you absorb more vitamin D.[25].

That is the idea behind bilingual education: immigrant pupils can absorb English more easily when they have learned, in their own language, background information for a lesson.

But Roman Kuruc, the chief executive of the Slovak Investment and Trade Development Agency, says his country can absorb one more major car plant, in the downtrodden eastern region of the country.

But the replacement of white ice with dark water does mean the surface of the Arctic Ocean can absorb far more heat in the summer, which could contribute to the melting of nearby land ice in Greenland, raising sea level.