Sentence examples similar to though often solicited from inspiring English sources

In particular, most stiffeners in aerospace structures are composed of aluminium panels often solicited with elastic and plastic bucking under particular boundary and loading conditions.

Papers here, often solicited ones, emphasise strategic policy implications rather than scientific rigour in a strict sense.

Females will often solicit sneak copulations with younger males outside their group.

Federal agencies often solicit and release public comments on proposed legislation.

We often solicit the advice of strangers online.

Scientists, though, often forget that.

DesignworksUSA, a subsidiary of BMW Group, often is solicited by the automaker to contribute design ideas for its model line.

Rather than cold-calling them in the boardroom, though, he solicits their opinions before meetings and presents their views to the board, acknowledging the source, which often triggers a direct contribution.

Some in the classical music world, though, solicit text but don't send messages back.

Holick said he doesn't charge for his services, though he does solicit donations for his Ehlers-Danlos research.

Ever since we began this expansion, I have been asked how often we are solicited for bribes in foreign countries.