Sentence examples for lighter ends from inspiring English sources

The cause of this diachronic viscosity change has been investigated and evidence is presented to show that, for the crude oil used in this study, it is primarily due to the evaporation of lighter ends.

This was apparent with darker roots that subtly blended into lighter ends.

If you simply want to do an ombre look with lighter ends, you can buy L'Oreal Paris' Ombre lightening kit.

Renée Zellweger ("Bridget Jones's Diary") and Halle Berry ("Monster's Ball"), meanwhile, are at the lighter end of the acting spectrum.

"Demand for the mid to heavy jets is still high, but the lighter end of the market is also picking up pace," she said.

Click to view At the lighter end is a story from David Hallworth about "how I came to get my first flat in London.

At the lighter end of the spectrum are German coleslaw — a blend of cabbage, bacon and beer vinegar — and a cucumber salad in a creamy dill sauce ($5 each).

He accepted the shift of emphasis away from heavy chemicals towards the lighter end and pharmaceuticals, which vested interests on the ICI board had blocked in the 70s.

Twitter's dark mode, however, has been on the lighter end of the spectrum.

At the lighter end of the spectrum, the eponymous hero of George MacDonald Fraser's Flashman series began life as a bullying sneak in Thomas Hughes' 1857 novel, Tom Brown's School Days.

And it's probably on the lighter end".