Buoyant used in a sentence

Buoyant in a sentence as an adjective

"Often buoyant, the beads can soak up toxins like a sponge.

If you're neutrally buoyant, there is not gravity.

The one exception to this was the buoyant components, which had to be hollow to work.

It's just like the Trieste; it's not possible to make a sphere that is strong enough to withstand the pressure and light enough to remain buoyant.

If a service wants to piggyback off of another to make my postings more buoyant, as a user and seller, I don't have a problem with it.

I think it's mostly batteries, a sub operating at constant depth and in motion is negatively buoyant.

If you want to terraform Venus you should bioengineer a flying equivalent of kelp with buoyant gas bladders and let that do the work.

Infrastructure would then be a small landing pad with an electromagnet to hold the buoyant blimp up so the fans don't have to continue to run while charging.

The resin is buoyant in salt water; is the cured resin?So long as the liquid resin floats on salt water, I don't see why salt water should provide less support than liquid resin.

That's like saying the only way you can get your car to remain buoyant over water is attaching a huge flotation rig to it and even then it won't be as fast as driving on the road

As I say, in Europe, the countries with the highest levels of taxation and regulation often have the best anti-corruption reputations, the most well-functioning regulatory systems, and the most buoyant economies.