Sentence examples for leaky to from inspiring English sources

The Barry's loved it, but it was too leaky to float.

Cummings tweeted: "The school maintenance capital budget is subsidising it – so a bunch of roofs stay leaky to pay for it".

Far from holding water, its arguments range from ordinarily leaky to leaky in that zany way which leaves some interpreters unable to recognise them as ever intended to hold water at all.

Immigrants from countries with the disease are offered screening when they arrive, although Chris Griffiths, a tuberculosis expert at Queen Mary, University of London, reckons the system is too leaky to catch all of them.

Small-artery disease (microangiopathy) consists of thickening of the walls of small arteries and capillaries, which initially renders them permeable (leaky) to fluids and subsequently renders them prone to obstruction (thrombosis or embolism).

For years the tournament weeks were really the only time you could enjoy seeing the Unisphere fountains turned on all day — they were too leaky to run regularly — but after a $2 million rehabilitation last year they have been on most of the summer.

In contrast, the cargo translocated the NPC faster in Δ15370% nuclei, indicating that the transport channel had become leakier to large cargos and translocation became less dependent on the presence of RanGTP.

Now it's up to the leaky Internet to give us some clues of the release date prior to Nintendo announcement.

The data is based on California filings for now, but Leaky plans to expand to other states.

Hence, these neocapillaries tend to be leaky, leading to edema of the surrounding tissue and intratumoral hemorrhage.

a bilayer made of primitive, single-chain lipids is leaky both to protons and to monovalent cations.