Sentence examples for considerable dead from inspiring English sources

Had Knight stalked off, leaving considerable dead air, he would have confirmed his lack of self-control and jump-started the lottery he snidely proposed to raise money when he erupted.

Noticeable fragmentation and considerable dead wood at the top of the ridge suggests the Jurupa clone may once have extended over the ridge top or elsewhere out of the relatively well-protected gully to which it is now restricted.

Thompson [95] writes: "At the bottom of the frog burrows, which usually terminated at a distance of about three feet, was a mass of foul smelling clayey material containing quantities of beetle remains and considerable dead grass, the latter probably having been washed in or accidentally carried down by the frog".

This approach, incorporating both encapsulated microelectrodes and fluidic tubing, was shown to have superior analytical performance when compared to other fluidic connections with considerable dead volume.

That not only lets the XC90 have a lower center of gravity (reducing rollover risks and improving handling), but gives the car a considerable amount of dead space between engine and hood.

Considerable numbers of dead cells and debris were removed from analysis using a gate similar to the one shown in Fig. 1A.

This kind of TAS cross-talk, and abundant TAS lateral transfer, suggests there should be a considerable number of dead TAS systems: silenced, truncated, point mutations, etc. Did you find evidence of these?

Carver said: "It seems that even at this time of crisis, people were making considerable efforts to give their dead a decent Christian burial".

After attracting considerable attention with The Evil Dead, his low-budget 1981 gore-fest, Sam Raimi went on to bigger and better things, among them the western The Quick and the Dead, the thriller A Simple Plan and three Spider-Man pictures.

Responding to speculation about Mr. Hussein's fate, the president said that there was considerable evidence that he was dead or severely wounded but that the United States did not have definitive proof, like DNA, that the Iraqi leader had been killed.

It emerged that Mr Ashford had not been seen by a doctor or nurse since 9pm the previous evening spending seven hours alone and unmonitored which meant he could have been dead for a considerable amount of time with no one realising, she says.