Sentence examples for compound so that from inspiring English sources

Days before the raid, Shamraiz was called over to the house to prepare the large connecting compound so that it could be planted with crops.

Military planners had deliberately refrained from bombing the compound so that they could retrieve intelligence information -- including documents -- and, they hoped, to capture some of the Taliban leaders themselves.

Using high-resolution photographs of the compound taken by satellite, the agency then helped create a replica of the compound so that a team of Navy SEALs could rehearse the raid in which bin Laden was ultimately killed in 2011.

The Defense Ministry immediately locked down its large compound so that its employees could not go out to see the damage, according to a colonel in the operations department who spoke by telephone.

Shakil Afridi, who carried out fake vaccinations near bin Laden's compound so that he could gather DNA evidence on his family, was sentenced to 30 years in prison.In Malaysia Anwar Ibrahim, the leader of an opposition party and thorn to the government, was charged with inciting and participating in an illegal street protest on April 28th.

He expects them to have a less premium feel, though, with a case made of a plastic compound, so that Apple can save some dough on the production and pass those savings on to the consumers.

The proposed framework is tested in five (5) different grounding systems with different ground enhancing compounds, so that can be used for the evaluation of the behavior of several ground enhancing compounds, frequently used in grounding practice.

Chemists tinker with the structure of NPS compounds so that they fall outside international drug controls – at least when they first emerge.

They are used for labeling compounds so that they can be traced through various chemical, physical, and environmental processes without the problems created by radioisotope tracers.

Some brewers get around that problem by extracting the bitter compounds from hops, a process analogous to producing vanilla extract from vanilla, and modifying the compounds so that they are no longer susceptible to light.

Researchers can also engineer the chemical compounds so that their effect on the brain maxes out after so many drinks, reducing the desire to drink excessively and the risk of alcohol poisoning or blacking out, he said.