Sentence examples for more solid by from inspiring English sources

Australia will be more solid by then, but it is a question of degree.

For secular Israelis, capturing the mount was a pinnacle of Zionism, which made the Jewish homeland more solid by reclaiming the sacred center of Judaism after two millenniums.

Mr. Unthank said he intended to pay the money owed to the directors by the end of September, and predicted that the center "should be much more solid" by the end of next spring.

What we are left imagining is the whole space a Calder would need to occupy if it did move, or if we could see it moving; a volume made all the more solid by being ethereal.

Try making it more solid by rolling it even more.

You got more solid information by turning on the TV once or twice a day (or by, ahem, reading the newspaper) than you did by keeping it on.

The signs were there, from Mike Mussina's outing that grew more solid inning by inning to Sheffield, the team's most consistent hitter, drilling his 32nd home run.

The palm-size antenna provides faster and more solid connections by combining a sensitive decoding circuit with a directional antenna that amplifies the signal.

Todd Stern, the American climate envoy, said the package achieved much of what he had hoped, including a more solid commitment by all nations to take steps to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions and a more formalized international program of reporting and verification of reductions.

Lewis (1986a) has argued that the very idea of a structured property is incoherent, but recently Wetzel (2009) has tackled Lewis's perplexities and has put the notion of a structured property on more solid grounds by formally characterizing what it means for a property to 'occur' within another property.

It inspired promises by world leaders to put Haiti on a more solid footing, backed by pledges of billions of dollars, and an ambitious, if vague, reconstruction plan from the government.