Examples of 'too brittle' in a sentence
Meaning of "too brittle"
describes something that is prone to breaking, cracking, or shattering easily due to being fragile, inflexible, or lacking resilience
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The dress was too brittle to be practical however.
Always thought it was far too brittle.
Unalloyed zinc is too brittle for these manufacturing processes.
Maybe her hair was too brittle.
It is too brittle to be sharpened.
The bone crests are f ar too brittle for that.
Metalloids are too brittle to have any structural uses in their pure forms.
The man was just too brittle.
These are either too brittle or too fragile for any practical use.
Hemp line was found to be too brittle.
But such rigid terms are too brittle to withstand turbulent environments.
And the man was just a little too brittle.
Pellets which are too brittle reduce the germinability of the mycorrhizal spores.
And your spine is too brittle.
They are too brittle and not elastic enough to become a satisfactory implantable material.
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In my opinion the plastic is too brittle.
Microimplants that are too brittle risk breaking apart during implantation and handling.
Candle wax will not work because it is too brittle.
Crystalline fibres are generally too brittle to stand the stresses involved.
Those with a higher modulus do not conform or are too brittle.
In some cases plaster cores are too brittle for normal handling procedures.
Foams having lower percentages of active ingredient may be too brittle.
Every year until our bones are too brittle to risk contact.
Too high metal loading results in carbon membranes that are too brittle.
The pure polyvinyl phenol sample was too brittle for dynamic mechanical testing.
This will ensure that the eggshell is not too brittle.
Pastry on bases has broken up Pastry too brittle or freshlymade and not chilled.
The disintegration is sufficient whereas at the same time the tablets are not too brittle.
The bone crests are far too brittle for that.
I mean Billy Kiss just squeezed a little too hard The man was just too brittle.
Titanium carbide is admittedly hard but it is too brittle for a wear resistant layer.
It is not too brittle or tough, but nevertheless sufficiently adherent.
A too high proportion on the other hand will make it too brittle and fragile.
However, they are too brittle to use in structural applications.
Too high Cr content results in a sintered material which is too brittle.
Colourless transparent PMMA is too brittle for thin films.
Polystyrene, which already had been invented, was a good insulator but too brittle.
They also claim that the steel gets too brittle if higher Brinell values are used.
Pure phenol-formaldehyde resins are generally too brittle.
Unfortunately, they are too brittle for normal wire forming processes.
In other words, it must not be too brittle.
C3 was effective but proved to be too brittle in cold weather and was replaced with C4.
To get an iron spoon… tin or aluminum being too soft or too brittle.
Once the steel is fully hard, it is too brittle for most applications.
To get an iron spoon - pewter and aluminium were too soft or too brittle.
The two comparative formulations 4 and 5 are too brittle which leads to adhesive failure.
Long polymer chains typically contribute to a material 's hardness, while not being too brittle.
Untempered martensitic steel, while very hard, is too brittle to be useful for most applications.
Cement does usually provide strength, but when used alone it makes the structure too brittle.
That 's raw Trinium, which is too brittle for manufacturing because of its impurities.
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