Sentence examples for more solid as from inspiring English sources

Robson's serve, so often her achilles heel, looked more solid as her match with Rybarikova wore on and she said she had not felt any pain in her wrist since January.

There's certainly an argument to be made that moving state by state (starting in nimbler, smaller states like Vermont) ultimately made the happy outcome more solid as the culture changed and new generations came of age.

"We've looked a lot more solid as a team.

I feel more solid as a person, as a woman".

This makes me think, rightly or not, that my place in the family as uncle, or great uncle, becomes even more solid as I age.

On imaging, CMN cannot reliably be distinguished from Wilms tumour although it tends to be more solid as haemorrhage and necrosis are relatively uncommon.

For next year, our projections show the recovery should be on a more solid footing, as long as we can continue to avoid new political crises and detrimental market turbulence.

And while it is true that this year's crop brought fewer wild ideas than in the past, it is also true that by and large there were a lot more solid ideas as well.

All one can do is hope that the city will be rebuilt with a much more solid social compact, as well as better hurricane protection.

Companies like these can deliver a more solid advertising base as well as critical new opportunities to reach consumers and sell to them.

The food industry takes advantage of this property during hydrogenation, in which hydrogen molecules are added to a point of unsaturation, thereby making the fatty acid more stable and resistant to rancidity (oxidation) as well as more solid and spreadable (as in margarine).