Sentence examples for a facility that makes from inspiring English sources

► Later that evening, Emily DeMarco reported that "NIH suspended operations … at a facility that makes experimental drugs for the agency's Clinical Center in the wake of an investigation by the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) that revealed multiple problems that could expose sterile drugs to [fungal] contamination.

The peas, supplied by French company Roquette, are transported to Rock City, Illinois, for processing in a facility that makes soy milk, he said.

Investigators have also inspected the plants that made the battery charger and a controller unit, which are both in Arizona, as well as a facility that makes the battery's monitoring unit in Japan.

The list of venues to which the party leaders are bussed or flown satirises itself: a heavily-guarded empty barn, a facility that makes virtual reality suites, a rural hedgehog farm.

NIH suspended operations yesterday at a facility that makes experimental drugs for the agency's Clinical Center in the wake of an investigation by the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) that revealed multiple problems that could expose sterile drugs to contamination.

Dudamel flashed a mea-culpa smile on camera and handled the reboot with a facility that made the error actually enhance an atmosphere of foreboding.

New York University, for example, may rank as a big emitter in New York, but a year ago it opened a co-generation facility that makes electricity and uses the waste heat to heat and cool buildings, thus doing far more work per pound of carbon dioxide emitted than most other sources.

The earthquake in Japan flooded the one facility that makes a certain HD tape format, prompting a number of production houses to switch to all-digital.

One's spirit seems to be not only the breath of consciousness but self-consciousness, the facility that makes us self-aware and, when self-aware, awake to the world around us as well, not to mention capable of relating personally to God.

In one case, Israeli and American intelligence agencies tracked the activities of a Russian military team as it took control of a mothballed production facility that made SS-4 missiles, which are capable of carrying nuclear warheads twelve hundred and fifty miles, and shipped it, "piece by piece," as one former American intelligence officer put it, to Iran.

It was the recycling facility that made the building a character in a major mob sting during the 1990s.