Sentence examples for means transporting from inspiring English sources

Liquid is heavy and bulky, which means transporting it – whether by plane, train, ship or lorry – incurs serious emissions.

They need to get rid of the junk," Ms Corradino said, noting that some of the houses she managed become virtual "dumping grounds" for all sorts of things, in part, because disposing of trash means transporting it to the dump.

For Slovakia, this has meant transporting stars by air across the continent overnight after N.H.L. games.

This would mean transporting the waste across the United States, endangering virtually the entire population, especially if terrorists somehow got hold of the radioactive material.

That means transport, roads and amenities.

Literally, means intercourse and, as in English, can have either a sexual or non-sexual meaning; in addition, it is used to mean transport or traffic.

In 2014, Easter fell during those days, which meant transport fares were inflated.

Among unmonitored ground transport patients, mean transport time was 69.1 min.

Referral does not only mean transport costs for the patient.

Humans need a place to live and a means of transporting themselves.

It just meant that transporting it would be easy.