Sentence examples for concrete posed from inspiring English sources
Since concrete heats and contracts as it cures, the potential for uneven cooling and contraction of the concrete posed a serious problem.
Young Indians' preference for software over steel and concrete poses an economic conundrum for India.
More likely, though, was an unprepared pitch, meaning "wormcasts became set like concrete, posing frightening problems to the batsmen".
As the most widely used manufactured material on Earth, concrete poses serious societal and environmental concerns which call for innovative strategies to develop greener concrete with improved strength and toughness, properties that are exclusive in man-made materials.
Dealing with 12-inch-thick concrete floors posed more of a challenge.
Some business interests remained skeptical that concrete buildings posed a real risk of collapse.
The more concrete question posed is "how much uncertainty is there over the standing (i.e., percentile rank) of the patient's MDAS score as a function of error in using a normative sample to estimate its standing in the normative population.
When the ash is dry and bound into building materials like concrete, it poses no risk, according to the E.P.A., but it is toxic if it gets into the air or water in significant amounts.
The paper concludes that the corrosion of prestressing steel in concrete structures poses higher risk to the structure than that of reinforcing steel in terms of structural collapse.
Dry concrete will pose a high resistance to the passage of current, and thus will be unable to support ionic flow.
Brittle concrete buildings pose one of the greatest risks to life in an earthquake; 52 people died from such collapsed buildings in the 1971 Sylmar earthquake.
