Sentence examples for liner could be from inspiring English sources

However, the design of the CIPP liner could be further optimized in terms of its design thickness.

Based on the proposed method, for any given operating hours, a 3-D model of the liner could be obtained.

The Indian Supreme Court ruled in September that Blue Lady, a former ocean liner, could be broken up at the Alang ship-breaking yard in Gujarat.

A test pad was constructed to determine whether a low hydraulic conductivity liner could be constructed with Class F fly ash mixtures.

It is shown that the effect from friction between the concrete and liner could be significant and cause high concentration of plastic strain.

If weight problems can be addressed, the ceramic-bead liner could be particularly well suited for abating the earsplitting engine noise produced by the High-Speed Civil Transport (HSCT), which is now being developed in the United States to allow commercial air travel at supersonic speeds.

Prime minister Malcolm Turnbull told Sky News, in response to Mr Abbott's column, his "glib one-liners" could be interpreted as playing right into the hands of terrorists.

And in a separate interview with the HuffPost, Meadows talked up an amendment from Sen. John Thune (R-S.D). that would actually expand tax credits, suggesting that even hard-liners could be sold on it.

My one-liners could be said by anyone - male or female - and (hopefully) anyone - male or female — would find humor in them.

Thus, for an American tourist, eye liner that could be purchased for six rubles would be the equivalent of 96 cents.

The original book is rich with one-liners that could be needlepointed onto the pillows on Gloria Steinem's couch ("Because becoming a man is the waste of a woman," for one).