Sentence examples for cargo without from inspiring English sources
The phrase "cargo without" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English
It is typically used to describe a situation in which something is lacking or missing in a shipment of goods or cargo. For example: "The ship arrived at the harbor with a cargo without the required permits, causing delays in the unloading process."
Oil is the principal sea cargo; without oil tankers much of the world would simply stop.
Suspicion often falls on armored-truck personnel who are relieved of their cargo without a fight.
The Army needs vehicles that can move cargo without exposing human operators to bombs or enemy fire.
They can minimize, for example, the number of miles a truck runs empty en route to a cargo without collecting revenue.
Researchers at MIT and the Allen Institute for Brain Science have developed a new modified version of the rabies virus that stops replicating once it infects a cell, allowing it to deliver its genetic cargo without harming the cell.
Researchers at MIT and the Allen Institute for Brain Science have now developed a new version of this virus that stops replicating once it infects a cell, allowing it to deliver its genetic cargo without harming the cell.
Their subsequent strategic buying of cargoes without firm buyers set contango in hitting speculators with massive losses.
The cause was a fire ignited by oxygen generators used in cabin emergencies, which had been put in cargo holds without safety caps.
Mostly they will check that on the first flight of each passenger's trip no bag is loaded into a cargo hold without its owner being on board.
Instead of forcing the smallest children to pile into cargo space without safety restraints, the minivan provided a third row of seats.
X-ray machines, cargo planes without windows, walking on to a runway to ascend removable stairs before your giant plane takes off!
