Sentence examples for minor suspension from inspiring English sources

This indicates that core sandstone samples from 382 to 386, 866.6, and 1138.8 m consist primarily of saltation components with a minor suspension component.

Although twice as powerful as the Alpine, the Tiger is only about twenty per cent heavier, but the extra weight of the larger engine required some minor suspension modifications.

Composer Jeff Grace, who worked such wonders on Cold in July, underwrites the moody action with eerie minor suspensions, while Reichardt and regular co-writer Jon Raymond display a keen ear for the fragile rhetoric of the self-righteous.

Jockeys will start Tuesday's racing with a "clean slate", as breaches committed under previous versions of the rules will not count towards a process that will see jockeys referred to London for further punishment after four bans of seven days, or five minor suspensions, in a six-month period.

The XKR 100 also gets special Brembo brakes with cross-drilled rotors for better cooling, and some minor-performance suspension tweaks as well.

ONE MONTH after a credible allegation of sexual abuse of a minor forced the suspension of Cardinal Theodore McCarrick from the public ministry, there have been disturbing new revelations about his conduct.

Probert's drinking has led to his being sent to the minors and a suspension by the Red Wings.

This indicates that core sandstones from 876, 1140 1145, and 1803.08 m experienced major suspension transport and only minor saltation.

However, at seemingly sporadic intervals -- usually around the time of a scheduled visit to the school by district officials -- students might be handed a suspension for minor offenses.

a. paratuberculosis) can be divided into two major strains, sheep (S) and cattle (C), based on cultural requirements, host specificity, degree of clumping of cells in suspension and minor genomic differences including copy number of insertion elements and point mutations.

Previously, any drug offense (no matter how minor) triggered a mandatory suspension of at least six months, even if the crime has nothing to do with driving.