Sentence examples for including large quantities of from inspiring English sources

Authorities have said up to 40 types of chemicals were being stored at the warehouse including large quantities of sodium cyanide.

When he bought the camp, which he believes was built in the 1950s, the land around it was overgrown with brush, including large quantities of poison ivy that needed to be cut back.

"The activities of this group included fund collection for terrorist groups, active surveillance of establishments in Singapore targeted for terrorist bombing, as well as attempts to procure materials for bomb construction, including large quantities of ammonium nitrate," the statement said.

The government also said Mr. Ghailani obtained "essential bomb components," including large quantities of fertilizer and more than 100 explosive detonators, and helped to load TNT and other components into the truck.

The Cinder Bed, located within the Middle Purbeck, is a marine unit containing varied fauna, including large quantities of oysters, trigonids (a type of Mesozoic clam), and fragments of echinoids (sea urchins).

After days of investigation, the French authorities announced on Thursday that they suspected fraud at a French company, Spanghero, which supplied meat — including large quantities of horse meat — to Comigel, a French-owned company whose Luxembourg factory used the meat to make frozen meals sold in supermarkets in 16 countries across Europe, including Britain and Sweden.

Besides tractor-trailers, shipping containers, oil tanks, detergent bottles, refrigerators and municipal water tanks, LOT/EK's building materials include large quantities of industrial metal sinks.

Although the fringe-lipped bat is best known for its frog-eating habits, its diet frequently includes large quantities of insects and small vertebrates such as lizards.

The storage types for these dolomitic reservoirs include large quantities of nanoscale to microscale interparticle pores, dissolution pores, and natural fractures.

The internal architecture of normal primary hepatocytes included large quantities of rough endoplasmic reticulum (often in close proximity to the nucleus), mitochondria, aggregates and scattered glycogen, a few lipid droplets and spherical nuclei with distinct nucleoli.

Meals will now be mass-produced cafeteria food that will most likely include large quantities of sodium, fat, and carbohydrates.