Sentence examples for dump means from inspiring English sources

Locking people out of the dump means denying them work and wages; allowing them to work could mean endangering their lives.

The city closed the dump, meant for household refuse, in 1979.

Dumping means that the foreign producers sell steel for less than its cost.

While accessing data from archives can be used in some industrial applications, the high latency characteristics of archiving across automation networks (e.g. 24 h dumps) means that it is not inherently suited to real-time industrial applications.

Being dumped means you've lost that game.

Waters said the minister approving the dredging and offshore dumping meant the authority's hands were tied when it came to approving the permit.

Defining anything under 145 kronor an hour as social dumping meant that several Swedish unions were themselves guilty of the practice.

In P2 position only the GL muscle showed a resonant-like profile while RF and BF displacements resulted highly dumped (mean normalized displacement 0.4 (mm)/(mm)).

"The nuclear waste dump you mean?

In euro-land, dumping on your predecessor means dumping on your country.

Dumping can mean exporters are selling goods abroad for less than at home or selling products at a loss.