Sentence examples for Canadian material from inspiring English sources

It has been a practice, especially in Toronto, where the programs from Buffalo are received and redisseminated on cable, to delete United States commercials and substitute Canadian material.

Because the Canadian material was much more complete, most representations and discussions of Kritosaurus from the 1920s to 1990 are actually more applicable to Gryposaurus.

One well-known work, David B. Norman's The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs, uses Kritosaurus for the Canadian material (Gryposaurus), but confusingly identifies the mounted skeleton of K. incurvimanus as Hadrosaurus.

This hypothesis was most common in the late 1970s early 1980s, and appears in some popular books; one well-known work, The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs, uses Kritosaurus for the Canadian material (Gryposaurus), but identifies the mounted skeleton of K. incurvimanus as Hadrosaurus in a photo caption.

For instance in a large Canadian material, even when measured by a disease specific instrument, 32% of Canadian cataract patients scored higher than 90 points on the 100-point Visual Function Assessment before surgery, and only 70% of patients who underwent cataract surgery experienced improvement [ 13].

Samples of concrete made from the shipped Canadian materials.

It was modeled after the Calgary Tower, constructed entirely of Canadian materials and designed to be light enough for the relay runners to carry comfortably.

Indeed, the U.S. may be on course for over 500 companies to face financial or governance demands from shareholders by the end of 2018, while Canadian basic materials activism has returned with a vengeance.

Such revisions also helped guide the adaptation of the Franco-Canadian CDSMP materials for the French-speaking Swiss population (Fig.  1).

But: "Eugenie Bouchard picks Justin Bieber as dating material", "Canadian tennis glamour girl … says she'd date Justin Bieber", and, my personal favourite, "Eugenie Bouchard the Belieber reaches Melbourne semifinals".

Think big things are ahead for the Canadian energy and materials sectors?