Sentence examples for watertight structure from inspiring English sources

Trump wants to reduce the corporate tax rate from 35% (which is already applied with the watertight structure of a colander) to 15%.

What I like about the show, though, is its watertight structure, its way of getting an audience to roar for very good reasons and the way the two actors – Scott Armstrong and Alexander Perkins – create an instant vaudeville atmosphere with their backing vocals and versatile fill-in narrative passages.

For cases like this the system will have a range of watertight structures called caissons, which are based on the suction-pile technology used to emplace deep-sea moorings and foundations.A giant sucking soundA suction pile is open at one end.

Time-domain flooding simulation, combined with the latest research on the leakage and collapse of non-watertight structures, enables a very realistic approach on the intermediate phases of flooding.

A watertight financial structure would be tricky to compose since Alliance Trust investors would surely not wish to accept a discount to asset value.

To do that safely, a watertight steel structure had been built around the flat, otherwise, according to Hiorns, "London would have had its worst-ever chemical spill on its hands".

Though "Fandango" is not a watertight choreographic structure, and though occasionally he asks for too many big wheelings and arcs of the her arms, the incisiveness with which she suddenly plunges into parts of the music is terrific.

He reportedly was pushed out Jardine Matheson because he had agitated to move the company’s listing from Singapore to Hong Kong and unlock a watertight cross-shareholding structure that has allowed the Keswick family to control the group with a mere 10% stake.

Once installed, the bacteria – bacilli megaterium and bacilli pastuerii – find their food source in the concrete and crack on with blocking pores and making structures watertight.

The final structure was watertight, rigid and sufficiently durable to withstand multiple assembly, transport and scanning protocols.

The Romans underpinned their structures with timber piling and frequently resorted to the construction of cofferdams (watertight enclosures) that they could dewater by the employment of Archimedean screws and waterwheels.