Sentence examples for material deals from inspiring English sources
Each year Beijing provides billions of pounds in grants and loans to African governments as a sweetener to secure raw material deals or to finance infrastructure projects that could benefit its companies.
In this way, the orientation of the localisation plane, which depends on the stress state of the material, deals with the issue of multiaxiality and the pressure-dependency is accounted for by the Drucker-Prager based yield criterion.
Although much of Jackie's material deals with her not getting work or sex, her shows usually sell out, and she's -- gasp! -- happily married to a "delish" husband, Steven Smyth, a musician she met at Birdland and married in Manhattan's Actors Temple in a ceremony that was "as Jewish as we could make it considering he's a goy".
My favorite King material deals with his home state of Maine, the 1950s, madness, or all these things at once books like It, Different Seasons (which contains the stories "Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption," "Apt Pupil," and "The Body," which were all adapted into movies), Carrie, The Shining, and 11/22/63.
In his biography on Joe Paterno, Joe Posnanski quickly added material dealing with a shocking new development — the sexual abuse scandal at Pennsylvania State University, where Mr. Paterno coached.
The primary emphasis was on criminal law rather than on private law, although certain material dealt with problems of public administration, public order, and ecclesiastical matters.
"Three new sections inside are an opportunity for us to present for the first time material dealing with women's rights, civil rights and immigration".
In legal papers filed in State Supreme Court in New York on Tuesday, a lawyer for Mr. Kobak asked the "Spider-Man" producers for documents, e-mail and other material dealing with the computer system and the concerns of Mr. Kobak, who said in an affidavit that he had warned the show's aerial designer, Scott Rogers, at that time that the stunts weren't working properly.
Research in Japanese traditional music has flourished among native scholars as well as among an increasing number of foreign devotees; and national, private, and academic organizations have been founded for the collection, study, and publication of material dealing with all aspects of Japanese musical life.
That little of the material dealing with the eastern front could be supported by interview led to a reliance on newsreel, much of it blatantly propagandist, with jolly peasants at harvest and cheery workers singing at their lathes: little sign here of purges, gulag or punishment battalions.
In view of the lack of sufficient material dealing with the natural history of shoulder instability, a high-quality systematic review of this topic seems a difficult undertaking.
