Sentence examples for including more material from inspiring English sources

The development of novel symbiosis products based on primary industrial residues in accordance with the systemic approaches of Industrial Ecology (IE) and Industrial Symbiosis (IS) has significant potential to increase the environmental performance of process industry, including more material and energy efficient processes and with lower environmental impacts.

The emphasis is on British North America (mostly Canada and Latin Americaa; later sales will include more material from the United States and worldwide.

Reading it, I thought of Morris's first film, "Gates of Heaven," which is ostensibly about pet cemeteries and includes more material on pet cemeteries than any other movie ever made (including "Pet Sematary") but is, nonetheless, not really about pet cemeteries at all.

Since these high percentages of NG are due to the consistent mistakes and lack of domain knowledge in construction materials, the instruction provided to them should include more material examples to help them make a better judgment.

The tool is to be expanded to include more materials, building costs and complete building structures in its intended environment.

One was found to possess leaflets including more inflammatory material.

Mega-hyped sex drama Fifty Shades of Grey could be released in two different versions, with a second cut including more explicit material, according to the film's producer.

When Pohl took over as editor in 1961, he broadened the magazine's scope, including more fantasy material.

Even if Guzman didn't ask for changes to the piece, Seaman said Penn's knowing that Guzman would read it before publication could cause him to avoid including more unflattering material out of a fear the kingpin "could pull the plug" on the story.

Even if Guzman didn't ask for changes to the piece, Seaman said Penn's knowing that Guzman would read it before publication could cause him to avoid including more unflattering material out of a fear the kingpin "could pull the plug" on the story.

But Sheryl Conley, a longtime Zimmer manager who is now the chief executive of OrthoWorx, a local trade group in Warsaw, said that high prices reflected the increasing complexity of the joint implant business, including more advanced materials, new regulatory requirements and the logistics of providing a now huge array of devices.