Sentence examples for greater air from inspiring English sources

Panels in the garment's upper region permit greater air flow, keeping competitors cool.

Current Clean Air Act provisions achieve greater air pollution reductions while also protecting local communities.

Mr. Lautenberg -- the ranking Democrat on the Senate committee that finances aviation and the author of several aviation laws -- said it may be time to subject small-plane travel to greater air traffic control in crowded areas.

"The L'Oréal user always exhibits a greater air of confidence, and she usually looks better — not just her hair color, but she always has spent a little more time putting on her makeup, styling her hair," Hamilton told me.

(One popular theory: having trained in Collalbo, at an elevation of half a mile, the team was unprepared for the greater air resistance in Sochi, which is close to sea level).

Bowen counsels precise selection, following, in this respect, Edith Wharton, who also disliked novelists who used "irrelevant small-talk, in the hope of thus producing a greater air of reality".

While the debate over security took centre stage in the immediate aftermath of the bloody atrocities in Paris, the issue of terror financing was justifiably being given a greater airing yesterday.

It also indicated that a greater air-drying duration was required for posterior cavities than for anterior cavities.

This study revealed that a greater air-drying duration was needed to evaporate solvent in the self-etching primer than is routinely performed in clinical situations.

This study revealed that a greater air-drying duration was needed to evaporate solvent from the self-etching primer than routine air-drying in the clinical situation.

The Advanced Block 50/52 (or 50+/52+) are equipped with the APG-68 V 9 APG-68 V 9h a 30% gradarr air-to-air detection range and a synthetic aperture radar (SAR) mode for high-resolution mapping and target detection-recognition.