abrasive造句

An impulsive and abrasive manner too often curbs his effectiveness.

In your attempt to look better, you may seem abrasive.

Mild irritation is possible due to abrasive action.

A trademark used for an abrasive of silicon carbide crystals.

For safe adhesion of the rubber slightly sand the blade's rim with abrasive paper.

Steer clear of any answer that is abrasive to authority figures, he counsels.

Do not use abrasive kitchen cleaners, as they will scratch the surface.

What happens, though, if your interviewer is — gulp! — mean or abrasive?

But Ms Bartz's abrasive management style has meant there has been considerable turnover in the senior ranks at Yahoo!.

As leaders of the Law and Justice party, the twins' abrasive nationalism antagonised both Russia and Germany.

Through this mold design graduate, I really know is the role of the abrasive, in the future prospects.

Very few whitening toothpastes have undergone any type of clinical trial, and ones that are too abrasive can damage teeth or make them very sensitive.

Once sucked into an airplane's turbines, the abrasive material can easily cause engine failure, but an aircraft's weather radar can't spot the ash.

But his abrasive style also made enemies who were stunned by his fall from grace but not prepared to support any attempt by him to stay in office.

Oil, grease and other contaminants shall be removed from the steel and adjacent polyethylene surfaces by solvent cleaning in accordance with SSPC SP1 prior to abrasive blast cleaning.

But he can be stubborn, abrasive and quick to anger, terminating a conversation by spinning around and rolling off, sometimes running one of his wheels over the toes of an offender.

The abrasive Mr Bolton, in his 16-month stint at the UN, probably did more than any other single factor to encourage the G77 to get its act together and resist the United States.