Sentence examples for get more dense from inspiring English sources

"What we think is happening is, as the stars approach each other... the X-rays brighten because the winds get more dense," Dr Corcoran said.

As time wore on and Bowie became an ever-more influential and commanding figure – capable of reactivating other's careers at a stroke – his music got more dense and apocalyptic.

"There is a willingness to get more and more dense in the space".

Heavier speakers often have more dense casings and larger magnets powering the speaker.

The route continues to New Village, where residences become more dense.

However, as particle particle and particle wall collisions get more frequent due to denser slurry, agglomerations are observed and more intense at higher fluid viscosities.

I want to do a summary of this email but it is so dense with corporate-speak that I can't get more than three paragraphs in before I get distracted and/or zone out.

"The maze gets denser the deeper you go — the treasure chests get more numerous — but you can get trapped down here and not be able to find your way back out," he said.

If people ask you if you get enough nutrition, say that with the amount of nutrient-dense food a vegan consumes to maintain their body weight, most vegans get more nutrition than meat-eaters.

— Julia Moskin Serious Eats: Cocktails seem to be getting more and more ingredient-dense, extravagant and labyrinthine, so it is refreshing to come across this guide to five simple, reliable drinks involving gin.

"DRAM is already much denser and cheaper, and it's only getting more so.