Sentence examples for inflate something from inspiring English sources

But in Mars's thin carbon dioxide surroundings, "there isn't much to slow the craft down as it falls, so you need to inflate something big in a very short time," he said.

The challenge: precisely inflating something like a balloon into the exact shape you want.

And all the while during this 'bad forecasting' psbr was kept at below 40% of GDP (even if that was credit inflated) - something the Tories could only ever dream about - not that they were ever even competent to do that.

One has to wonder at the peer review efforts of an organization that inflates something as basic as the number of studies by a factor of ten.

When people get emotional over something, the facts tend to inflate into something else.

Sometimes we'll have an entrepreneur come in and say, "We've landed this customer, made this key hire or over-inflate something on a slide deck and think we won't check".

In a jury of his peers, he is a simple practitioner whose credentials have been inflated into something fantastic to attract patients".

Those that can't blame God tend to blame themselves and the compassion we naturally feel for the suffering of others can be inflated into something like a requirement to grieve.

Most of it involves taking trivial incidents or remarks and seeking to inflate them into something larger.

Bruno Campanella conducted a stylistically informed and pliant performance, respecting the score's elegance, never trying to inflate it into something it's not.

"I desperately hope the ones who take this quite horrific incident in Paris and try and inflate it into something it's not, I hope they are not successful," says Showler. "I hope that common sense, level-headedness, and generosity will prevail".