Sentence examples for means shipping from inspiring English sources

That means shipping 8,400 miles of pipe to this part of the state every 12 months.

It's an insight into the unintended consequences of these regulations, that obeying them while continuing to use coal means shipping it huge distances, which does nothing to cut emissions.

But it means shipping and delivery may take longer.

This means shipping operators, who transport a variety of goods from crops to gravel, have had to take more trips, increasing transportation costs that could be passed on to consumers.

The first hotel went up before the Civil War, a time when spending the season meant shipping wardrobe trunks by rail.

Experimentation does not mean shipping something to see what happens.

Even if that might mean shipping 2,000 heads of her Northern California herd to wetter grazing grounds in the Dakotas.

What do you mean, "ship him"?

Lots of people will tell you that the word simply means ship.

The projectile's speed means ships could attack other vessels, or bombard targets on land, from a distance of 110 nautical miles.

Transparency in shipping is not an issue.George Gratsos President Hellenic Chamber of Shipping Piraeus, GreeceSIR – Thanks largely to technological developments and industry practice the energy efficiency of ships is some 20% higher than in the 1970s, which means ships burn less fuel and generate less emissions.