Sentence examples for exporting loads from inspiring English sources

Exporting loads of domestic natural gas to countries that subsidize their own industries makes little sense.

In the Ukraine, we can conveniently have it both ways, sanctions and engagement: exporting loads of cheap American natural gas will reward our friends and punish our enemies.

Boundary conditions consist of exporting motion loads and applying fixed constraints.

A contrasting pattern of solute concentrations and export loads was observed in tile flow.

Among his 10 reasons for voting leave – apart from getting rid of Scotland, cutting immigration and exporting a load of foreign criminals – was the "most important one … [We] will have our democracy back.

For two decades, Mr. Naporano's imports were unloaded and his exports loaded by stevedores using I.L.A. labor.

It was found that a series of artificial and natural buffer/detention landscape structures, which include four stone dams (SDs), a roadside grassed ditch (RGD), a vegetated filter strip (VFS), two dry ponds (DPs) and a riparian buffer zone (RBZ), distributed along the ephemeral stream, could effectively reduce the export load of sediment and N in surface runoff.

The hydrological control by this system of flow velocity and runoff volume, which were the two key factors determining the export load of pollutants, was one of the main mechanisms in the retention of sediment and N. The use of diversified agricultural landscape buffer structures is an effective way to reduce the discharge of valuable nutrients and thus pollution of downstream waterbodies.

Instead of more overbuilt highways, now is the moment to improve the infrastructure servicing this sector such as refurbishing and extending our inland waterways system over which most of our grain is transported, improving port facilities and refurbishing and adding to our grain storage capabilities both inland and at ports of export loading.

A proposal to export tanker-loads of water from Newfoundland to the United States has triggered alarm.

Exported nutrient load increased in the downstream direction and coincided with decreased in-stream nutrient removal, probably worsened by the significant chemical and geomorphological impairment found in the lower parts of the watershed.