Sentence examples for procure things from inspiring English sources

Many companies, while not asking employees to give up anything, are nonetheless forcing them to conserve on supplies; others are asking that they procure things more cheaply.

It was argued that the current way we procure things is simply not capable of coping with solutions that require collaboration between many different sectors and technologies.

And we certainly ought to be saving some money through changing the way we purchase or procure things in state government.

After long days of looking at screens and, working in cubicles maybe, people want a real world experience rather than just procuring things". She's been fierce about finding new ways to get customers in her store and big name authors to do readings.

The double-hierarchical structure of biological systems is based on the simple fact that organisms do two, and only two, kinds of things: they reproduce, and they procure matter and energy resources simply to live.

And it is simplicity itself to procure these things, use them to meet the Bible's requirements and then move on to the next little hurdle.

Unwilling to forgo sex, Mr. Janin took charge and bought condoms in New Orleans, writing cheerfully to his wife: "I have managed to procure some things I have once or twice spoken to you about.

Yet there are some flaws in her characterisation: she only mentions that Tradescant had no sense of smell a third of the way into the book; surely this explains his desire to procure all things that look outlandish instead of sweet-smelling flowers?

Commonly, contractors will write one-part specifications for things that they will develop themselves and for things they procure (procurement specifications).

Those requests for proposals seek to procure, among other things, default collection services.

Consider an example derived from Anscombe (1963): a woman sends her husband to the grocery store with a list of things to procure; unbeknownst to him he is also being trailed by a detective concerned to make a list of what the man buys.