Sentence examples for vacuum more from inspiring English sources
That left a vacuum, more at the foundation than at ThyssenKrupp.
On this front, Mr. Bock made a nice recommendation: a wet-dry vacuum, more commonly known as a Shop-Vac.
"Efficiency advocates try to distract attention from the rebound effect by saying that nobody will vacuum more because their vacuum cleaner is more efficient," Mr. Shellenberger said.
Listen, I know you did this fancy-pants study that concluded people vacuum more efficiently when they are listening to music.
Vacuuming carpets at least twice a week will increase the life of your carpets further – you might want to vacuum more often if there are children or pets in the house.
In the past few decades, coinciding with improvements in (ultra) high vacuum techniques, more and more ice processes have been studied experimentally, to test and improve the postulated grain surface reaction networks.
"Population control would only create a vacuum for more gulls to come in from afar.
Just like the Malaysian airliner, flight MH370, it creates a vacuum for more crazy speculation.
He could have put the institutions on hold indefinitely, although there was always the fear a prolonged political vacuum was more likely to be filled with an upsurge in violence.
This is economically efficient, but could too easily become a politically convenient way to vacuum up more money and expand government.The economics of fiscal reform are straightforward; it's the politics that are tough.
But Obama's failure to overcome an intransigent House of Representatives even before his thrashing makes his loss of the Senate doubly debilitating and the race to fill the power vacuum ever more pressing.
