Sentence examples for out of usable from inspiring English sources

We could probably live five or 10 years – maybe 20 - before things would catch up with us; we would generate too much waste, not be able to create enough food or fuel and run out of usable water".

"All those theories advanced during the boom about why housing is special — that more people are choosing to spend more on housing, that more people are moving to the coasts, that we were running out of usable land — didn't hold up".

São Paolo will be out of usable water in sixty days.

Mr. Hall harshly criticizes this claim because, as it turned out, "the number of usable and available stem cell lines is no more than three or four," a woefully inadequate number to enable much research progress.

Postgate dealt, like Park, with stop-animation, and was a brilliant innovator: Working with the artist Peter Firmin in a reconstituted cowshed in Blean, near Canterbury, he could churn out two minutes of usable stop-animation footage per day, at a time when animation studios could manage only two seconds a day.

This creates a sticky problem: millions of shampoo bottles are thrown out each year with lots of usable shampoo stuck in the bottom.

However, the current law and usable documents were not conceived for out-of-hospital emergency care.

Then, by getting utmost out of the usable information on the actual sampling pattern, a newly augmented Lyapunov-Krasovskii functional (LKF) is constructed to formulate stability and stabilization criteria.

Twenty-six oft of 28 usable markers revealed polymorphism among 21 cucumber accessions with 2 7 alleles detected (mean = 3.77) and their polymorphism information content (PIC) values ranged from 0.091 to 0.748 (mean = 0.388).

Sweet orange (SO) had the most (213,830) ESTs, generating 11,182 quality SNPs in 3,327 out of 4,228 usable contigs.

When the two men arrive in Nebraska, where Woody grew up, they stop to see his brothers and other relatives, and David tries to get closer to the ornery old man and to build for himself some kind of usable past out of the family history.