Sentence examples for plastic means from inspiring English sources

And Americans might find plastic money too cheap-looking and strange.America may not be adopting plastic cash, but it is using plastic means of payment more than ever.

IN fact, it is now widely acknowledged in the world of paper currency that plastic means more than just credit cards.

The nature of the plastic means that the strands tend to stick to it, and the upshot is hundreds of thousands of balls each covered with a single sort of DNA.

The prevalence of plastic means that we're moving to a time in which everything my parents told me turns out to be false, in which "I want" does get everything.

In fairness, there are some that proclaim they are plastic-free and others that seem to be purely box and egg – but the irony is that the absence of clear plastic means I can't tell for sure.

Moisture appearing on the outside of the plastic means the room is too humid.

The silver plastic meant to look like metal that waterfalls from the dash down the center console is a somewhat glaring example of how Infiniti knocks dollars off its sticker versus the 330Ci.

Open-source code and off-the-shelf plastic mean that TrustTheVote will, if it meets its goals, sell better, transparent voting machines to precincts at a fraction of the current cost.

More nanoparticles within the molten plastic mean more bubbles will be formed throughout the plastic, and the large surface area of the nanoparticles provides much greater contact between the particles, the polymer matrix, and gases.

A transparency is a transparent sheet of plastic meant for inkjet printers or lasers.

Having a plastic case means less worry from the outset.