Sentence examples for materials land from inspiring English sources
They absorb labour, energy, materials, land and effort which are then not available for urban investment elsewhere.
From the docks where the raw materials land to the "great rolling ribbon" of Oxford Street, Woolf sees the consumer in a straightforward relationship with commerce.
Raw materials, land or money, which were historically difficult for African Americans to acquire, are not needed to write software.
The vision of sustainable resource use is underpinned by credible, scientifically-derived and measurable targets for resource consumption in the four categories: materials, land, water and carbon.
She argues against "capitalist patriarchy" by drawing on the Marxist notions of the means of production, which includes the raw materials, land and energy resources, and the forces of production, which includes the factories, machinery, technology, and accumulated skills of the workers.
The United States provides Belgium with highly enriched uranium — making it particularly concerned about radioactive materials landing in terrorist hands — and then buys isotopes.
Seismic, a company that helps sales and marketing departments create and manage their content, while ensuring they are always using the most current materials, landed $20M in Series B funding today.
On Feb. 20, one of the bloodiest days in Ukraine's post-Soviet history, planes loaded with 5,100 kilograms of Russia-made explosives and other materials landed at an aerodrome near Kiev from the Russian city of Chkalovsk, he said.
Some reports said the North Korean military used balloons to launch as many as 1 million leaflets across the border, with most of the materials landing in South Korea's northern Gyeonggi province.
How did this material land in Duxbury?
Even before the recent war — which the United Nations says destroyed or severely damaged 17,000 houses — the housing market in Gaza was squeezed by Israeli restrictions on imports of construction material, land scarcity and rapid population growth.
