Sentence examples for keeping the material from inspiring English sources

The official added that keeping the material in storage, even amid the instability in Iraq, could be safer than trying to move it.

"The proposed rule uses common-sense measures that will protect workers' lives and lungs — like keeping the material wet so dust doesn't become airborne," he said.

The director of the movie, Adam Shankman, doesn't seem to have recognized that keeping the material stylized would be crucial to maintaining its appeal.

Christopher isn't a fan of plays ("because it is pretending that something is real when it is not really real at all"), but this approach preserves his idiosyncratic voice while also keeping the material at some distance, playing down occasional tweeness.

This means that the former size of the cisterns of 9 m3 could be enlarged to 10 m3 while keeping the material costs constant.

As LM is increasingly being accepted as a traditional manufacturing process, it has to consistently manufacture parts with minimal errors while keeping the material utilization to a minimum.

Kenneth Drucker, the designer director for the project, says the firm is modeling the expanded portions after the older building, not stone for stone, but by keeping the materials in the same palette -- the buff of the older limestone, the light orange-brown of the brick and the distinctive dark red of the metal roofs.

Elm wood for the handle was sourced from the Isle of Cumbrae, keeping the materials close to the desired Scottish connection.

The advantage of such a process is to prepare densified ceramic materials in a very short time, while keeping the materials internal porosity.

The finite element models were also employed to proportion improved designs of GFRP cuff connections for the PFRP members used in the test frame configuration, so as to achieve appropriate levels of stiffness and damage strength while also keeping the materials used to a minimum.

Your sluice utilizes flowing water and gravity to separate the lighter gravel (the "tailings") from the heavier material (gold, black sand), by keeping the lighter material in a state of "suspension" as the material is carried through the sluice and collecting the heavier materials on the back side of the riffles.