Sentence examples for may be thick from inspiring English sources

Leaves often have spiny edges, and may be thick and fleshy.

The cylindrical body may be thick and short or long and slender.

This layer may be thick or thin, depending on the species, but it often contains light-sensitive chemicals.

The cork cambium primarily produces a single cell type, the cork cells; however, the walls may be thick or thin.

Using the new approach it is possible to compute parameterizations for point-clouds which may be "thick" or with a varying density.

Is he a boxer or something?" She may be thick, but she ain't stupid: within weeks she was looking at flats in Primrose Hill and thinking of investing in "a nice little Bimmer", although she couldn't actually drive.

In addition, although some report that the mean RNFL thickness of Asians may be thicker than that of Caucasians [ 24- 29], their detailed information stratified by age and sectors is insufficient, especially for the Korean population.

Blood may be thicker than water, but oil is thicker still.

Next year, of course, the ice may be thicker and longer-lasting.

Blood may be thicker than water, but it's thinner, perhaps, than my grandfather's wine.

Interestingly, there is evidence that the Venusian lithosphere may be thicker than Earth's and that it has thickened with time.