Sentence examples for carrying large quantities from inspiring English sources

Experience had shown that carrying large quantities of gold, silver, or other metals proved inconvenient and risked loss or theft.

Stefansson, a magnificent hunter, successfully adopted Inuit methods and was able to travel long distances by living off the land, avoiding the necessity of carrying large quantities of supplies.

The investigation originated from the concept of boosting the refrigeration capacity available for local-area use in underground mines, by utilising directly the high static pressures available from pipelines carrying large quantities of water down deep mine shafts.

At the time, the Germans claimed the ship was "carrying large quantities of war material".

Germany said the action was justified because the ship was "carrying large quantities of war material".

The agency said a United Parcel Service flight that crashed near Dubai last month was carrying large quantities of lithium batteries.

While the company attempted to counterbalance rising input costs by increasing advertising, unseasonably warm weather pushed back the start of "soup season," when cooler weather leads stores begin carrying larger quantities of soup.

The former is designed as flood channel to carry large quantities of water during floods.

The lenders are said to carry large quantities of cash to pass on to gamblers who have lost all their money, enabling them to carry on betting anyway.

In June and July parts of Sudan are frequently visited by squalls during which strong winds carry large quantities of sand and dust.

The wind carries large quantities of sand dust, which turns the sky red and reduces visibility to less than 60 feet (18 metres).