Sentence examples for further shearing from inspiring English sources

Maria Falconetti looks suitably gamine at the start of The Passion of Joan of Arc, but it's still not sufficiently martyrish for her inquisitors, who insist on further shearing.

Now, the 19-year-old engaged ex-Disney star has gone ever further, shearing off the sides of her 'do into a bold blonde fauxhawk which she showed off in New York on Monday night.

In the Crawford protocol, DNase I digested DNA is embedded into low-melt gel agarose plugs to prevent further shearing.

Further, shear stress maxima of 7 × 10−4 Pa were detected on the outer boundaries of the scaffold (Fig. 1C).

For all that, though, the unintended legacy of this saga may be to further shore up the position of the biggest financial institutions.

Making it easier for Haitians to work in the US without fear of deportation would be a cheap, easy way to further shore up the country's economy.

DeSantis selected Florida state Rep. Jeanette Nuñez, a popular Cuban American from Miami, as his running mate to try to further shore up his support in Democratic-leaning South Florida. Democratic-leaning South Florida

And, by subjecting the agglomerated product to further shear, the emulsion is inverted, releasing bound water.

Using a firewall -- software that blocks unauthorized access to your computer from Internet intruders -- is another way to further shore up defenses.

It perhaps says something about the sorry state of the offensive line that the Jets also used their second pick in the first round to further shore up that area, taking center Nick Mangold of Ohio State.

To further shore up its finances, Tepco is expected to raise electricity rates — as much as 10 percent for normal households — in a move that is certain to add to the public anger already directed at the company over the disaster.