Sentence examples for weak flight from inspiring English sources
The wood hoopoes have weak flight, and they do not fly much; they fly chiefly from one tree or clump of trees to the next, climbing about the trunks and branches of trees and lianas in acrobatic poses as they seek insects in crevices and on the bark surface.
It affirmed the AA- rating of the authority's bonds and removed it from the CreditWatch warning list; both steps should reassure investors, but Standard & Poor's warned that the outlook for the Port Authority has become negative, because of its plans to increase its debt load and because of weak flight traffic at its airports.
Should one wing remain weak, flight is impossible.
They are an abundant, diverse component of most forest ecosystems — this, along with their weak flight ability and low propensity to migrate [24], [25], make them excellent indicators of environmental quality [26].
It is theorized that the differences help young birds compensate for their inexperience, weaker flight muscles and poorer flying ability.
Further modification for this new semiflight function (secondary adaptation) would eventually render the structure suitable for yet another functional shift, namely to weak powered flight (exaptation again), with further modifications leading to new improvements specific to flight (secondary adaptation again).
Moving from tree to tree, one bird follows another in weak undulating flight.
I describe the overriding problem; semi-thin iron shots resulting in a weak ball flight.
They are very weak in flight, but are ancestors to the quite capable flyers - cranes and shorebirds.
What the public doesn't understand, he writes in "Fly by Wire," is the extent to which advances in aviation and digital technology have made pilots almost superfluous, perhaps even "the weak link in flight".
That would further undermine investors' confidence and could accelerate capital flight from weak banks and weak economies.Signs that this is happening are already apparent.
