Sentence examples for To stockpiles from inspiring English sources
verb
To accumulate a stockpile.
Rice is highly politicized in Thailand, and this year, partly to appease disgruntled farmers, the government put in place a price guarantee system that has hurt competitiveness, leading to stockpiles of unsold rice.
Falling sales lead to stockpiles of goods on shelves and in back lots, which businesses are now trying to reduce, resulting in production cutbacks and continued layoffs.
External stockpiles and waste dumps occupy considerable space as well as involve substantial transportation costs to move materials from open pits to stockpiles and then move them back to the pit for rehabilitation after the end of exploitation.
The combination of experimental and CFD modelling is found to be a powerful tool for analysing dust loss from conveyors and can be extended to stockpiles and other situations where dust loss is a problem.
Companies have been struggling to rebuild stockpiles to match gains in sales.
"Is it appropriate to stockpile two million doses?
"Is it appropriate to stockpile it?
"He's not one to stockpile kids.
"I prefer to stockpile for the summer.
It is also requiring countries to stockpile gas.
The Chinese tend not to stockpile their booty.
