Sentence examples for cannot be shipped from inspiring English sources

A service requires other human beings to provide it on site; it cannot be shipped from a warehouse and left in a box at the door.

But democracy cannot be shipped to Iraq on a tanker.

Some parts of even the largest multinational manufacturer cannot be shipped abroad.

An engine cannot be shipped across continents within 100 hours of a request.

The numbers are expected soon, G.M. says, as the cars cannot be shipped from the factory without fuel economy stickers.

Because ethanol is corrosive and soaks up water and impurities, it cannot be shipped through the country's fuel pipeline network.

Plants in areas where there is a lot of congestion on the grid and new supplies cannot easily be shipped in will enjoy something close to a monopoly and take in very high revenues on peak summer days.

But it will take time to activate that demand, for what is now being produced around the world for industrial-country consumers cannot simply be shipped to emerging-market consumers, especially the poorer ones among them.

"I am sure China will be thrilled with the Bush decision to drill in Alaska," said the noted energy economist Philip Verleger Jr. "Oil in Alaska cannot easily or efficiently be shipped to our Gulf Coast refineries.

Products, which can be shipped in large quantities, can be far less expensive than those that cannot.

(It is no accident that the handful of unions that have thrived in recent years, like the Service Employees International Union and the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, represent service workers and government employees, whose jobs cannot be easily shipped abroad).