Sentence examples for has purchased enough from inspiring English sources

It has purchased enough Renewable Transport Fuel Certificates (RTFCs) to ensure its entire network will can run on biomethane.

By this time (the late 1990s) Monsanto has purchased enough seed companies that watchdog groups were growing sceptical that a monopoly on food production was underway.

Given that commodities' trading is a relatively small community, if the player of this scenario has purchased enough of these metals and starts demanding their paper be replaced with the real thing, their demands should cut fairly deep into Comex reserves and then the rumor mill will kick in big time.

By last month, barely a quarter of all officers possessed Tasers, even though the agency had purchased enough for each one.

They have purchased enough bandwidth, Mr. Coblence said, "to stream audio to tens of thousands of listeners simultaneously".

Rutledge said the inmates' appeals had been exhausted, and the state department of corrections said it had purchased enough doses of its lethal-injection drugs to perform the executions.

By 1987, he and two brothers had purchased enough rides to start their own carnival; today they have 22 rides that they take to eight states throughout the season, which runs from April through October.

In his long and brilliant introductory essay to the 2009 book The Wire: Truth Be Told (a collection of essays by people involved in the making of the series), Simon wrote: "The Wire depicts a world in which capital has triumphed completely, labour has been marginalised and moneyed interests have purchased enough political infrastructure to prevent reform.

They've purchased enough components to build out over 1,000 Form 1 3D printers.

For DSL to provide good quality real time video, it needs to have reliable, high upload and download speeds, but if the ISP has over-sold their available bandwidth, and/or the health care service has not purchased enough bandwidth, DSL users will have the experience of poor quality and delays during busy times.

If the phone company or provider has not purchased enough upstream bandwidth for itself, slowdowns are possible.