Sentence examples for poor creep from inspiring English sources
The disadvantage is their poor creep strength.
Relatively poor creep resistance is considered as a deficiency of thermoplastics in general.
On the other hand, Steel CNS and Steel CS gave poor creep strength, but they could still maintain the tempered martensitic microstructure during long-term aging.
The major obstacles limiting the use of these materials are their low ductility and toughness at room temperature and poor creep resistance at elevated temperatures.
And not just a creeping pustule but a poor creeping pustule, "an imbecile who looks at my ward and says to himself: 'toot toot, gravy train, here comes Uncle Alaric's cash'".
A generalised culture of acceptance of poor standards crept in.
The widespread view that government should play a minimal role in assisting the poor has crept through in President Obama's speeches and talks in which he touts personal responsibility as the key to uplift.
The more one incorporates smart wellness habits into one's daily life, Ms. Freston theorizes, the less opportunity there will be for poor ones to creep in ($25, Weinstein Books, March).
In spite of the greatest historical Mg usage at present, the wider use of Mg alloys remains restricted by a number of inherent limitations, including vulnerability to corrosion, poor formability and low creep resistance.
We hear that the 1980s marked a dangerous turning point, with the widening gap between rich and poor, and the creeping influence of money in politics.
