It may make long-term sense to talk, but for the moment little is likely to emerge from dialogue.
An estimated 57% of the area is susceptible to insufficient water availability, erosion, frost, or wind damage, all of which may make long-term rubber production unsustainable.
However, once in deep space – on the way to the Moon or Mars, for example – the dangers of lethal doses of radiation become an increasing worry and may even make long duration missions too dangerous.
Therefore, the settlement of a new colony challenges alate aphids because they may have to make long flights to find a suitable host plant [ 37].
But the troubles the SuperSonics (2-5) are having may make Ewing long for the commands of his former coach.
Newark's roster, featuring the siblings of Barry Bonds and Jose Canseco, may make you long for greater players on greater teams.
The smorgasbord of sounds and smells at Nitehawk may make you long for the days of Junior Mints.
But if the journey is not very educational (the appearance of a bus may make you long for Scholastic's Miss Frizzle), it does offer rousing songs, some more memorable than others.
He lights up when he has a gun in his hand, but he has no conflicts about his nature; he may make you long for the Chekhovian depth of Emilio Estevez's Billy the Kid in the "Young Guns" movies.
But in other scenes, especially when she's pumping for good quotes, she seems to feign involvement in a way that may make you long for her authoritarian reports into the camera, delivered in her gloriously husky tones, which suggest that she never gets a word wrong.
Some nemerteans, such as L. longissimus, absorb organic food in solution through their skins, which may make the long, slim bodies an advantage.
