Sentence examples for needs of shipping from inspiring English sources

Originally it was an area characterised by villages clustered around the City walls or along the main roads, surrounded by farmland, with marshes and small communities by the River, serving the needs of shipping and the Royal Navy.

Settlements along the river began at this time to service the needs of shipping on the Thames, but the City of London retained its right to actually land the goods.

These variables affect the transportation need of shipping the wastes for recycling, and the percentage of materials that can be "metabolized".

Flowspace's closest competitor Flexe concentrates on larger companies with bigger monthly minimums, and it serves as an alternative to Amazon Fulfillment for sellers in need of shipping.

The way the service works is by connecting those in need of shipping with drivers who want to make a little extra money by carrying something with them on their trip.

The lifeless plastic sheets are apparently the answer to many of the wants and needs of online shipping companies but what about our needs, Sealed Air?

The overall process is therefore a cyclical one in which Steps 1 4 are repeated and the support of the ship is continuously adjusted and optimised according to the needs of the ship.

A computer model can then verify and improve against both the reaction forces and the measured deformation and the support of the ship can be continuously adjusted and optimised according to the needs of the ship.

Meanwhile, the delay in shifting just 24 hours of ferry traffic following the last dispute suggests there is ample need of extra shipping capacity, and DFDS is buying the MyFerryLink ships.

Havana was the obvious spot for those Spanish conquistadors to establish a safe and thriving port to serve the needs of colonial trading ships.

The dock had been established in 1886 to bring bulk goods by rail to London, but being nearer the sea and able to accommodate vessels of 50,000 tons, they were more easily converted to the needs of modern container ships in 1968, and so they survived the closure of the inner docks.