Sentence examples for hoarding of the from inspiring English sources
A1 RATIONING THE ANTIBIOTIC -- Two of the nation's three largest drug wholesalers said that they were limiting the distribution of Cipro to prevent hoarding of the drug.
Cardinal Health, a national drug wholesaler, said that it had carried out special shipping procedures to help limit hoarding of the antibiotic.
Jacques Cousteau came in 1974 to talk about the ocean, and Dom Hélder Câmara, the renegade Catholic archbishop from Brazil, scolded the world's élite for their "false values" and their hoarding of the world's resources.
Another popular conspiracy theory is that the U.S. hoarding of oil not the unmet demands of countries like China and India is the cause of spiraling prices.
The great hoarding of power at the centre of the British state happened silently, and over a generation.
Six decades later, Mr. Bernstein, author of "The Power of Gold," has a distaste for hoards of the metal.
The scruffy, secretive Gotham Book Mart, on Forty-seventh Street, was a rough in the diamonds, a hoard of the obscure and beautiful.
Heaney's lyrical, muscular, aural poetry, like Montague's, delved into the Irish past and into what Heaney called the "word-hoard" of the Irish landscape.
London erupts with street language to match the tenor of the times, drawing vitality from the word-hoards of the powerless and disenfranchised.
America's Fort Knox is the biggest hoard of the shiny stuff in the world, representing the biggest government reserves globally.
Results were typical for Roman silver in hoards of the period, in terms of the presence of copper alloyed with the silver to harden it, and trace elements.
