Sentence examples for much less concrete from inspiring English sources

The role of the car – as your space to serve your timetable – seems much less concrete in non-western cultures.

The British chemicals company Yule Catto also rose as some much less concrete talk of a takeover emerged in the afternoon.

But company guidance, while much less concrete than earnings, is a very influential factor that is being looked at more closely now as analysts seek to figure out why strong earnings -- they are expected to rise 25percentt for the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index for the second quarter -- are not pushing stocks higher.

Instead, these attachments offer much less concrete opportunities: the exposure to new networks, contacts and exchanges, partly composed of local patronage and partly of contacts with globalized spaces, knowledge and skills.

O'Hagan pointed out that, even when these spray-ons are properly mixed and applied to the steel (which must be clean), they are much less dense than concrete and can be easily knocked off.

As Blake Hounsel writes, they don't even have concrete, much less a sophisticated, multi-billion dollar mining industry capable of extracting, processing, and marketing these minerals to international companies.

But while we're all familiar with the stereotypes of steroid users – roid rage, shrunken testicles, exploding biceps – we're much less familiar with the concrete physical and psychological consequences of steroid abuse.

As noted above, buying more dry concrete mix than is needed is usually much safer than buying less concrete mix than is needed - unused mix can always be used in the future.

As the bulk density of OPS is much less than stone aggregate OPS concrete becomes a lightweight concrete with a density of about 1850 kg/m3.

The Bills' running backs and receivers had much less trouble flitting up the concrete slabs, heading for lunch or a quick nap.

This failure could be very brittle since tensile strength of concrete is much less than its compressive strength.