Sentence examples for depositing from inspiring English sources

At times, the docks in the capital, St John's, have five cruises depositing around 10,000 people on an island with a population of 60,000.

The original said that Paul Ruddock was "knighted this year for his inspiring contribution to British society: most notably, making £100m out of the collapse of Northern Rock, and depositing £500,000 in Tory party bank accounts since 2003".

One of his most notable contributions was making £100m for Lansdowne Partners' investors out of the collapse of Northern Rock, and depositing £500,000 in Tory party bank accounts since 2003.

In the 1960s the number of nesting bald-eagle couples plummeted to 417 because DDE, a compound formed by the decay of the pesticide DDT, stopped females depositing calcium in the shells of their eggs.

When Dr Ling's colleagues picked two such altered genes and silenced them completely in laboratory-grown fat cells, the cells changed, becoming more efficient at processing and depositing fat.

What started as a way of making prototypes by depositing layers of material in a manner reminiscent of inkjet printing is now becoming a real industrial technique.

Its government regularly dishes out prizes to those farmers with the most biodiverse land.Such measures are less glamorous and more troublesome than depositing seeds in an Arctic bunker kindly paid for by Norwegian taxpayers.

3-D printing, a process in which individual machines build products by depositing layer upon layer of material, is already being used in research departments and factories.

Most big American banks have introduced applications ("apps") that let customers photograph cheques as a way of depositing them, cutting down on millions of branch visits.

Anyone depositing the contents of their red envelope for a year can now earn 3%.

This has been attributed to change in the hydraulic properties of the depositing current as it moves away from its source and its velocity decreases to the point at which the first sediment deposited is laminated, rather than massive and graded as is the case closer to the source.