Sentence examples for noted supplies from inspiring English sources

Animal feed, he noted, supplies the calories for growing the entire animal, not just the meat that's sold as the end product; in his view, "bones and fur and feathers and organs for breathing and breeding and farting" constitute waste.

There he joined an astonishing group of talent including Albert Sidney Johnston, Robert E. Lee, William Hardee, Earl Van Dorn, Edmund Kirby Smith and George Stoneman, a group that, as one author has noted, "supplied more officers to high command than any unit in military history".

As constraints of implementing rapid speciation tests, again low personnel capacity and procurement of equipment are mostly mentioned by NTP managers, while NRL managers note supplies, maintenance of equipment and staff training.

And as Mr Hamilton notes, supply is very constrained in the short term.

As our column also notes, supply chains tend to regionalise thanks to the time cost of shipping.

The New Yorker, July 6 , 1935P. 7 Antarctic Note: Supplied Through the Courtesy of the It's About Time Department: According to a recent issue of the Postal Beulletin, Little America has been discontinued for fourth-class mail.

By A. F. Gegenheimer and E. B. White The New Yorker, July 6 , 1935P. 7 Antarctic Note: Supplied Through the Courtesy of the It's About Time Department: According to a recent issue of the Postal Beulletin, Little America has been discontinued for fourth-class mail.

The scrupulous "Note" supplied to the 1938 original edition of "The Buccaneers," by Wharton's longtime friend Gaillard Lapsley, resonates with the decorums of a less meretricious era of publishing: **{:.break one} ** The remarkable novel here submitted to the public is neither complete nor finished in all its parts.

The scrupulous "Note" supplied to the 1938 original edition of "The Buccaneers," by Wharton's longtime friend Gaillard Lapsley, resonates with the decorums of a less meretricious era of publishing: The remarkable novel here submitted to the public is neither complete nor finished in all its parts.

Research notes supply chains where competitors selling the same types of products at the same level of the supply chain may work together to achieve superior profits, using the term "co-opetition" to describe the phenomenon.

However, he noted, "groundwater supplies could be exhausted very soon, and its conservation is a strategic government priority".