Sentence examples for conspicuous site from inspiring English sources

The fuel can be moved to a less conspicuous site, safe from military action.

You would accept, he said, that your efforts might not stop a terrorist who was willing to die to make a point or that your efforts might simply push the terrorist toward a slightly less conspicuous site nearby.

Since this project is not, in fact, a genuine public work, but a private enterprise that will occupy a publicly conspicuous site, there is enormous pressure to make the architecture strive for an approximation of dignity.

The bomb was intended for rebel forces who were attacking an Afghan government checkpoint.See article: Menace of the TalibanThe United States said it planned to move its garrison in central Seoul to a less conspicuous site outside the capital.

But with some hunting, you can also find other excellent, if less conspicuous, sites, such as the workshop and gallery of sculptor Francis Oliver and figurative painter and video artist Philippe Hollevoet (29 rue Royale).

The principal disadvantage, that this is a conspicuous donor site, has not been a source of concern for our patients.

The buccinator musculomucosal island flap is similar to lingual tissue, consisting of thin, pliable mucosa of mucus production, with high cell renewal rate and minimal scar formation, excellent color, contour, texture match, and buccinator muscle fibers over the flap's entire length, providing tongual muscle reconstruction without a conspicuous donor site.

However, some drawbacks such as conspicuous donor-site scar, multi-staged procedure, rather short pedicle, hairy appearance (in narrow foreheads), and inability to use the forehead flap when the donor site is involved are often encountered during surgery.

The Germans were using less conspicuous launch sites, and brought missiles out at the last moment.

Immediately after a breeding failure (n = 33), the conspicuous plucking sites disappeared and the marked posts were not renewed, even though the parents continued to move and roost close to the nest.

Gorgonian species were common and conspicuous at all sites surveyed, except for one site, the deep-water (60 m) rubble flats south of Poison Bank, north of site A7 and A12 in Figure 1.