Sentence examples for plastics supply from inspiring English sources

Sprint's Hargroves concedes that integrating any new innovation into the plastics supply chain carries risks and that manufacturers are often cautious breed about adopting new technologies.

The reason that so little action has been taken so far is that no one player within the plastics supply chain has the power to change what is a complex global industry, and it has been difficult to get everyone around the same table.

"There's a whole suite of things that we need to do, all the way from the consumer level up through the plastics supply chain and the major corporations and consumer goods companies, all the way to local governments and municipalities up to national, international development funding and the U.N.," says Ocean Conservancy's Woglom.

If you are installing a plastic supply pipe, buy a plastic compression sleeve and discard the brass one.

Plastic supply pipe is cheap, can be cut to length with a utility knife and is easily bent to fit into position between fittings.

Medegen Holdings bought Porex Medical Products, which makes plastic supplies used by hospitals and other health care providers.

We formulate and solve the VPA problem for a plastics industry supply chain and demonstrate how the solution can be used to choose the best mix of supply chain partners.

Although the extent of impact on human health from chemical degradation due to heating remains unclear, manufacturers of melamine plastics typically supply instructions on the safe use of their products in order to minimize risk.

We had urinated into some glass containers a few weeks earlier, back when we were "normal" Americans, and now we were spending three days trying to reduce our exposure to plastics before supplying our urine again.

A large automobile plant at Newark, Delaware, immediately northeast, is important to Elkton's economy, which also depends on boatbuilding and the manufacture of solid-propellant rocket motors, plastics, medical supplies, steel products, photographic chemicals, and clothing.

In Maine, Eliot Coleman has pioneered a sophisticated market garden entirely under plastic, to supply his "food shed" with local produce all winter long; even in January his solar-heated farm beats California on freshness and quality, if not price.