Sentence examples for time penetrating from inspiring English sources

They're having a tough time penetrating the Bruins defense.

First, MRSA has a tendency to form biofilms, colonies of the bacteria embedded within a protective membrane that drugs have a hard time penetrating.

"I saw a lot of situations where we had a hard time penetrating into narrow void spaces and conduits," he said.

Tesco, the largest British grocer, entered the United States in 2007 and has also had a tough time penetrating the competitive market.

While that approach works well for the pages that make up the surface Web, these programs have a harder time penetrating databases that are set up to respond to typed queries.

In monogamous relationships, the male does not need to spend a long time penetrating the female, because she is not likely to be leapt upon by other amorous males.

The borehole in the Songliao Basin in China's northeast province of Heilongjiang has, for the first time, penetrated the continential stratigraphy of the Cretaceous period.

To visualize text and at the same time penetrate material like parchment a small step size and a long dwell time is required.

First, it attacked on projecting fibers (micro-fibrils) on surface, then attacked on yarn portion, hydrolyzed them slowly and upon time penetrated inside the fabric.

Continuing from this example, so it may be with moments of protoconsciousness: perhaps neurons of the human brain are from time to time penetrated by precursors of protoconsciousness as a result of which sensitive sites, say among the arrays of MTs, are caused to activate a neural mechanism, the transduction of which is a 'flash' of consciousness.

The woman, identified in various reports and in taped interviews with investigators as witness 9, said that from the age of six to 19 Zimmerman repeatedly fondled her, at times penetrating her vagina with his finger.