Sentence examples for not be erect from inspiring English sources

In other cases, the labial palpi may not be erect but 'porrect' (projecting forward horizontally).

Should we not be erecting more tariff barriers rather than seeking to remove them?

Meanwhile, at the memorial a brochure puts asterisks beside features, like a statue of General Eisenhower, that will not be erected until more money comes in.

Tamas Novak, writing in mandiner.hu, an influential conservative blog, said that statues should not be erected to either Miklós Horthy or János Kádár, Hungary's long-serving communist leader, and squares should not be renamed in their honour.

In response, six of the eleven Easton Holiday Committee members resigned in March 2001, prompting fear that the Peace Candle would not be erected during its 50th anniversary that following holiday season.

"It definitely can't be erect, but I don't think anyone would be," he said.

Trade is not ceasing, barriers are not being erected, hard-working Europeans aren't being deported.

Perhaps if the screens have not been erected, then their homes could have been razed, like those in many other poor communities in the city.

On the other hand, quite many paraphyletic groupings denote taxa that would have been monophyletic if they had not been erected to the exclusion of a taxon containing man.

But what these new initiatives do that past policies don't is erect a different framework for investigating rape and sexual assault allegations and flip the script on conceptualizing who bears the responsibility to prevent sexual assault.

This time though, the flag poles hadn't been erected to sell anything.