para

Definitions

Examples

• There is a danger in much of sports media to look at the tools rather than the competitor, particularly when it comes to para-sport coverage.

• In the early years of most para-sports, including track and field, there was little specialized equipment.

• Like many para-sports, track and field runs on a classification model, attempting to place athletes with similar impairments — their word, not mine — in competition against one another.

• In fact, the roots of para-feminist girlbossery run much deeper.

• This concern has heightened greatly with mounting evidence of Bolsonaro’s family’s ties to Rio’s para-military gangs.

• Today, airplanes mainly hunt submarines by para-dropping a pattern of sonobuoys, most of which are passive listening devices.

• The Republicans have called their in-house campaign tech start-up Para Bellum Labs.

• And your 2005 Sundance short, Victoria para chino, was a pretty big hit.

• The superintendent and many of the workers go down the river to Para and Manaos or to villages on higher ground.

• Up to this time, all the rubber was called Para rubber, named from the town of Para in Brazil, from which all rubber was shipped.

• Our picture shows a bin of crude up-river Para the finest rubber known.

• Methæmoglobin in the blood smaller than in para-acetamido-phenol, but more than when the methyl or ethyl compound is administered.

• The influence of position of an alkyl in the aromatic bodies is well shown in ortho-, para- and meta-derivatives.