Sentence examples for sag as from inspiring English sources

Today, they sag as much as seven inches and are in danger of collapse.

Mr Blair too was slow in political terms to seek the exit, and did not sag as badly.

The application of the superconducting fault current limiters (SFCLs) using magnetic coupling of two coils in a power distribution system is expected to contribute to suppression of bus-voltage sag as well as limitation of a fault current.

They understand that the deal offered to the WGA by the AMPTP corporations would destroy the Writers Guild, and that if it was accepted, it would destroy SAG, as well.

Most notably the pyrosequencing data set contained a dominant L. ochracea ribotype that was identical to the L. ochracea SAG, as well as being abundant in the clone library (Figure 4).

Since then, there have been many other reports of the directed differentiation of stem cells through the manipulation of the Hh pathway, using both SAG as well as other pathway agonists, notably purmorphamine.

And still it sagged as often as there was a good rain.

Revenue has sagged, as have earnings.

Partly as a result of the legal fights with Nokia and rival chip maker Broadcom, analysts worry that Qualcomm's earnings last quarter may have sagged as much as 6% over the same period a year ago.

There are two problems with that view: The U.S. economy is not sagging as much as people had feared, and global growth is stronger than most of Wall Street has expected.

This result suggests that the differentially expressed genes present in our dataset include both a core of known SAGs as well as a large set of previously uncharacterized SAGs.