Sentence examples for increasing dryness from inspiring English sources
Comment on the two most noticeable changes in N. Y., the increasing dryness of Martinis and the increasing irritability of cabdrivers.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, December 4 , 1948P. 25 The two most noticable changes in N.Y. are the increasing dryness of its Martinis and the increasing irritability of its hackmen.
By John McNulty and E. B. White The New Yorker, December 4 , 1948P. 25 Comment on the two most noticeable changes in N. Y., the increasing dryness of Martinis and the increasing irritability of cabdrivers.
The New Yorker, December 4 , 1948P. 25 Comment on the two most noticeable changes in N. Y., the increasing dryness of Martinis and the increasing irritability of cabdrivers.
In his hands, it is a sweeping story, encompassing global weather patterns, the mysterious histories and farming practices of the native people whose settlements rose and vanished in the desert, and the firefighters, biologists, anthropologists, water administrators and others who deal with increasing dryness today and seek to plan for an even drier tomorrow.
Decreasing hormone levels begin to influence skin, increasing dryness.
Furthermore, with the growth of surface roughness, the slightly increased dryness fraction is almost ineffective for alleviating erosion caused by tiny droplets; the slight decrease in mass flow rate will reduce ejector performance to some extent, while the sharp increase of entropy generation results in more energy wastes.
As NOAA put it, "Climate change from greenhouse gases explained roughly half the increased dryness of 1902-2010".
Evident changes associated with skin aging are thinning of the skin, increased dryness and reduced vascularity.
Estrogen insufficiency decreases defense against oxidative stress; skin becomes thinner with less collagen, decreased elasticity, increased wrinkling, increased dryness and reduced vascularity.
Following menopause many women detect a swift commencement of skin aging; skin becomes thinner with decreased collagen content, decreased elasticity, increased wrinkling and increased dryness.
