Sentence examples for it has thicker from inspiring English sources

It has thicker walls than the modern trombone, imparting a softer tone, and its bell is narrower.

The eight-wheeled Stryker, which can be fitted with a cannon, mortar, or anti-tank missiles, gained popularity in Iraq because it has thicker armor than a Humvee but doesn't chew up roads like the tracked Bradley Fighting Vehicle.

It has thicker armor on the turret and glacis plate than the German Leopard 2A6, and uses a Spanish-designed tank command and control system, similar to the one fitted in German Leopard 2s.

Play sand is not harmful to the rabbits, for it has thicker grains that don't create dust.

It has thick fur and produces milk for its young, yet the females lay eggs and the males produce venom - the only mammals to do so.

It has thick grips on the corners because it is made for gamers, but serious readers would also benefit from the extra lightweight padding.

It has thick fatty skin which provides warmth, so the hot weather will cause rapid dehydration and death," a spokesperson wrote on the charity's website.

It has thick sands, good properties, and complicated oil water systems.

It has thick, fresh sandwiches with choices of veggies and meats (made even more delicious on their famous herb bread), and huge cookies.

It has thick snowfalls in the winter.

It has thick, smooth skin that is a pale cream colour at birth, but darkens dorsally and laterally to brownish-to-dark-grey with age.