Sentence examples for the radar that from inspiring English sources

These are lenders, mostly under the radar, that specialize in underserved communities.

"I'd rather be that weird band under the radar that writes really catchy songs".

"This is speculation, but there are forces working below the radar that make me think it's not impossible," said David Leblang, a political science professor.

In those moments of fully immersed attention, we may absorb things, under the radar, that would normally pass us by or put us on high alert.

"Chris has a way of slipping in information under the radar that is so natural that it's almost subliminal," she said, adding that his sense of structure, character and casting were so masterly "that it just naturally inspires trust".

In recent days, the Pentagon cataloged Iraqi military actions against American and British aircraft; these "provocations" were defined as firing antiaircraft artillery and surface-to-air missiles, as well as locking onto planes with the radar that controlled those weapons.

Case in point, that space is so nascent and under-the-radar that Razer had to commission its own surveys and research from third-parties ahead of its IPO to get market and competition data for its prospectus.

In an op-ed so under-the-radar that several gun-control activists said they hadn't been aware of its publication, the president penned a thousand-word piece for the Arizona Daily Star on the need for sensible reforms in second-amendment law.

Instead of building a new radar in the Czech Republic, America could share data from the Gabala radar that Russia leases from Azerbaijan.

That need jammed the very radar that had served me so well in the past, allowing an intruder to enter my world and steal my hard-won earnings.

It is the first and so far the only spaceborne radar that has observed the Martian moon Phobos.