Sentence examples for is more intact from inspiring English sources

While the men's draw is on the verge of disarray, the women's draw is more intact.

The sighting shows that "the ecosystem is more intact than you might have feared," he added.

Ahmad lives with her father-in-law and her five children in a tiny flat that is more intact than most, but is missing windows and great chunks of the balcony.

FT-IR spectrum verifies the successful synthesis of SPIs, FSEM images illustrate that the membrane surface facing the negative electrode is more intact than that facing the positive electrode.

It is found from the present study that as the ribs spacing decreases there is an increase in the bond strength, as the CFRP bar is more intact and uniform in the embedded system.

If it is more intact, it suggests it hit the water then broke up.

The idea of the poetic centre was beginning to disintegrate, but it was more intact than it is now.

Go there, but spend most of your weekend with the live Greeks, who tend to be more intact than the statues, but nowhere near as physically fit.

While these old samples are too incomplete to reveal exactly how they were used, the team also found fishhooks that are more intact from 11,000 years ago.

Roads surveyed when broad-scale clearing commenced (1870 1879), and not the oldest roads, were found to be more intact in terms of the density of large pre-settlement trees, range of tree stem-size classes and overall shrub diversity.

Its flora was more intact than that in the West, because the erosions of the Ice Age had been less severe for climatic reasons, and it had a long history of skilled gardening.