Sentence examples for too elastic from inspiring English sources
Others argue that the Anglo-American concept of conspiracy is too elastic to prevent injustice.
Because it is too elastic to provide a guide to future action.
This may prove a tricky operation because, unlike bread, fufu is too elastic to actually soak up anything.
But the supreme court said it had become far too elastic and should only be used for narrowly defined cases of bribery or kickbacks.
Andrew Tyrie, chairman of the committee, said the UK's tax law had become too elastic, allowing companies to get away legally with paying too little.
Fool's Gold, not on the first album but close by and possibly their creative peak, was a reminder that this group are too elastic to be exactly Oasis.
Her black, too loose elastic pants, part of a black outfit, had slipped far down.
"I'm seeing too much elastic, so that needs to be redone," he said, of the part of the shoe, near the instep, that expands and contracts like an accordion.
GFBs must be designed properly to permit their reliable (predictable) usage in aircraft engines and other heavy load applications since a too soft elastic foundation results in a bearing with limited load capacity.
For large Deborah numbers, the fluid movement is too fast for elastic forces to relax: in this case the fluid behaves like an elastic material.
The companies stretched the elastic too far," he argues.Crafting a new strategyThe recession may cause manufacturers to rethink their strategy.
