Sentence examples for sharing confined from inspiring English sources

Although this tactic may actually work for some, there's truly no guarantee that you'll be able to get QUALITY sleep on the flight; just think about the possible endless distractions when sharing confined space with A LOT of people – a baby crying one minute and meals and drinks are being served the next.

"Especially with large numbers of children sharing confined tents, measles can spread quite rapidly from child to child.

The problem with the median nerve is that it is a relatively lonely soft tissue structure sharing confined space with nine flexor tendons as it travels through the carpal tunnel.

These values evidenced that available environmental concentrations of O2, CO2, temperature, and humidity inside the refuge were adequate for twenty people to survive in a shared confined space.

It wasn't just that I learned to get along with other people in the tiny, shared confines of a small cabin with no electricity and a bathroom situated 25 yards up the hill.

We can only hope it wasn't the experience of sharing a confined space with three media hacks talking about the complexities of Contract Rights Renewal (and the joys of the hotel spa) that pushed him over the edge.

After some time on board, though, I'm beginning to see the point of it, and how – if you didn't want to think too much about anything, or care about sharing a confined space with nearly 9,000 other people – it might be a nice holiday for a multi-generational family.

But if my admittedly brief experience is anything to go by, know that sharing a confined space with a bunch of strangers isn't nearly as terrifying a prospect as it might seem.

If he gets it wrong he may be forced to share a confined space for an indefinite period with someone deficient in wit, aptitude and hygiene, with nothing but a flimsy partition for protection.

It has been argued that Haloarchaea are specifically prone to lateral gene transfer from other halophilic species, both archaeal and bacterial, due to sharing a very confined, restricted extreme habitat (Mongodin et al. 2005).

I love the cooperation required to effectively share the small confined space of a lane with your fellow swimmers.