Sentence examples for made transporting from inspiring English sources

The blend gave depth to the surface of the work, but over the years it also made transporting it particularly perilous.

By the 1990s container shipping had made transporting goods around the world easier and cheaper than ever before, and the new ports needed to add trade capacity could be built quickly and easily.

Yet as cheap alternatives to cork have become available and high fuel prices have made transporting glass more expensive, some winemakers have adopted an alternative method of storage: putting wine in cartons, like those used for milk, made from layers of polythene, paper and aluminium foil.

But its isolation made transporting supplies and advanced equipment all the more difficult.

Like the GameCube before it, this rejected prototype has a snazzy handle, which would have made transporting to and fro' all the more easy.

Henry died on 6 July 1189, aged 56; the King had wished to be interred at Grandmont Abbey in the Limousin, but the hot weather made transporting his body impractical and he was instead buried at the nearby Fontevraud Abbey.

But she kept her position in the cabinet, and was made transport secretary.

Stewart has made transport campaigning his life for 20 years but remains a David to the corporate and governmental Goliaths.

The recently invented standardized steel-shipping container made transport of ready-packed, standard loads more efficient.

The problem is that when hydrogen is made, transported, and stored, small quantities will inevitably leak out.

Furthermore, Governments themselves have made transport problems worse by instituting costly trade procedures that require the processing of customs documents (Economic Commission for Africa ECA, 2013a, b:102).