Sentence examples for wing which may from inspiring English sources

But will that help Mr Aznar make ETA and its political wing, which may well reappear in due course in another guise, less menacing?

But other races on Tuesday suggest that there's a growing divide within the Republican Party between its business wing and its Tea Party wing, which may soon be gasping for breath in most parts of the country.

But even angels decline; their wings, which may be extensions of their lungs, sometimes rot away to ugly black nubs stuck in open sores.

These bees may be offering some form of communication based on the buzzing sounds made by their wings, which may stimulate other bees to start foraging.

The moment of inertia for the wing is then: I = \frac{m\ell^3}{3} Where l is the length of the wing (1 cm) and m is the mass of two wings, which may be typically 10−3 g.

The lower wings should be smaller than the upper wings, which may mean that you need to shorten these wires.

Remarkably, male preference was found to segregate with the K locus coding for wing colour, which may be explained by the fact that the same pigments dictating wing colour are also used as filtering pigments in insect eyes.

The claim persists on some right-wing Web sites, which may try to interpret his remarks as proof of that view.

However, there were signs of internal differences within Hamas, particularly between the hard-line military wing and the government, which may have led to the escalation.

But it was unclear if policy had shifted; there have been signs of a rift between Hamas's hard-line military wing and the government, which may have led to the escalation.

Flow visualizations have shown that G. soricina uses leading edge vortices (Muijres et al., 2008) that stay attached to the wing during the downstroke, which may contribute up to 40% of the total lift at mid-downstroke at low flight speeds (∼1 m/s).