Sentence examples similar to good tonnage from inspiring English sources

Durable goods and truck tonnage increased in February, but consumer confidence fell.

Phillip Bush mined it for its full virtuosic tonnage.

I just figured that there was a certain amount of this that's just raw tonnage.

Bremerhaven handles about one-fourth of the total tonnage of goods in the two ports, just over half of which is mixed cargo, the remainder being composed of such bulk goods as grain, coal, ore, and oil.

Only a small tonnage of goods is transported.

Rotterdam remains the world's biggest port, measured by the tonnage of goods moving through it.

At the Port of Portland — a major shipping point for commodities harvested as far east as the Great Plains — the tonnage of goods swelled by 42 percent during the first three months of the year compared with a year earlier.

Retail business shriveled, the tonnage of goods being delivered at New Jersey ports slipped and the "monster" industrial buildings — as Cushman's industrial specialist, Stanley B. Danzig, terms anything over 750,000 square feet — became functionally obsolete, in some cases before they were finished.

Tonnage of goods shipped by barges on the Missouri River has seen a serious decline from the 1960s to the present.

The diversity and number of plants imported to Australia has greatly increased since agriculture was established two centuries ago, especially since the Second World War when the number of vessels, tonnage of goods and number of human migrants has increased exponentially [40] so it is likely that the mean time of potyvirus entry is less than 100 years.

They could help us reduce the amount of food we put on our plates, which would lower the tonnage of otherwise good food discarded every day.