Sentence examples for many dispatch from inspiring English sources

It can be seen that the average production of the electric gas loads is reduced for many dispatch periods for both cases.

Someone has just been shot near West 63rd Street and South Austin Avenue we know this from the Twitter accounts operated by police-scanner geeks and our own $50 RadioShack scanner, set to one of the many dispatch channels operated by the Chicago Police Department.

Many dispatches focus on the behaviour of Karimov's glamorous and highly controversial daughter Gulnara, who is bluntly described by them as "the single most hated person in the country".

The many dispatches that followed, filed by telegram from all over the globe, were filled with delightful descriptions: "Dazed-looking, wan-faced people" on a transatlantic steamship; roads "as smooth as a ballroom floor"; rubies in Ceylon "like pure drops of blood".

The experimental results showed that the obtained Pareto front contains many dispatching rules with good trade-offs that have not been explored earlier in the literature (e.g. percentage of tardy jobs T can be reduced greatly without significantly deteriorating other objectives).

From 1586, Walsingham received many dispatches from his agents in mercantile communities and foreign courts detailing Spanish preparations for an invasion of England.

Of course for a number of years, these companies have engaged in what one real estate developer called a "corporate diaspora" in which many companies dispatch various operations to the hinterlands.

To contend with traffic, many municipalities dispatch extra police officers to direct.

The Police Department in Columbus, Ohio, was just one of many that dispatched more officers to guard city hall.

The league says "Thousands of greyhounds go missing each year; too many are dispatched with a bullet to the head or drowned with a brick around the neck.

The New Yorker, for many years, dispatched a Talk of the Town writer to cover the show and report on coming fancy-food trends.