Sentence examples for span raised from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lindenthal's bridge would have crossed the Hudson River from West 57th Street to Weehawken, N.J., a 7,460-foot 7,460-footked structure with a center span of 3,240 feet, far longer than any span raised at the time.

Still, some experts said the two recalls, announced over such a short span, raised questions about how well the company has improved its oversight after a string of manufacturing problems threatened its image as one of the world's most trusted brands.

The hypothesis that cancers are maintained by a subpopulation of stem or progenitor-like cells while non-stem/progenitor cells have a finite life span raises the possibility that targeting specific components of the regulatory pathways of cancer stem cell maintenance could provide a means of cancer control.

Made of recycled materials, it originally had a central supporting pier (the base of which can be seen in low water conditions), that was removed when the span was raised in 1937 after being damaged in a heavy flood.

When small ships must pass under the bridge, its double vertical-lift span can raise a lower railway deck without disturbing traffic on the upper deck.

The span also raises & falls as it contracts & expands with changes in temperature.

The Chinese company liked Smithfield's vertically integrated model — the company's operations span from raising hogs to slaughtering them and processing them into ham and sausage — and had a vested interest in preserving it.

The heavier birth weight of babies born to some diabetic pregnancies is reflective of this process, where the stressed pancreas accelerates growth via the anabolic actions of insulin (18); this process is also hypothesized to diminish the capacity of the pancreatic β-cells to function adequately across the adult life span, thus raising the trajectory for diabetes even before the baby is born.

And since the raised span is so far from shore, for all its size it seems small and slight, a few strokes from a finely pointed pen.

In a recent two-month span, Lending Club raised its loan rates twice: Once caused by a rise in the U.S. Federal Reserve System rate, and once more in order to assess loan risks more precisely.

The availability of large numbers of susceptible piglets and short overall life span of pigs raised for meat production also ensures that the host immune pressure on the virus is less marked in pigs than in humans.