Sentence examples for keep the thin from inspiring English sources

While Peña Nieto's approval rating has plummeted, polls suggest the PRI may keep the thin majority it musters with its allies in the lower house, partly due to weakness and splits in the opposition.

These new iMacs will reportedly keep the thin chassis of the current models, and might appear alongside their non-Retina variants and higher-priced options, which is how Apple introduced its Retina laptop line.

As is generally accepted, rigor bridges keep the thin filament in an activated state even in the absence of Ca2+ (46).

However, this causes a new problem: if cycling cross-bridges are able to keep the thin filament activated even in the absence of Ca2+, like rigor bridges or Apo-S1, why should relaxation occur at all?

Mr. Trout, a dapper man who kept the thin mustache he grew in the 1930's to make himself look older, lived in Madrid for the last two decades.

"Natural selection expanded the spongy inner bone and kept the thin, hard outer layer – which means weaker bones and real problems if we fall over in old age".

As shown in Fig. 7, Similar with TCP/IP architecture, ICN applies an hourglass model too, a type of thin waist network architecture that does not have any unnecessary restrictions on the lower technology innovation, so NDN keep the same "thin waist type" structure, but its central layer is not the network layer but the contents, and here, we focus on the content and security layer.

According to Apple chief executive Tim Cook, the reason iPhone users have had to wait until now for a 4.7in (12cm) and larger screen is because Apple wanted to do it right: keep the phone thin and light, and keep the screen quality up.

It also helps keep the system thin.

But it does not in order to keep the phone thin and light.

"It is likely that the effects of alcohol on platelets [protoplasmic disks in blood that assist in clotting] are short-lived, so frequent use of moderate amounts may keep the blood thin and prevent clots from forming in clogged arteries".