Sentence examples for products left over from inspiring English sources

Despite the products left over from 1983, Mr. Alessi, 57, the third-generation owner of his family's company, went on to sell more than a million of a subsequent design by Mr. Graves: his Whistling Bird teapots, at $124 each.

But Ms. Eberts of J. P. Morgan noted that the cuts were based on existing buying patterns among consumers, and cautioned that if demand dropped further, even those stores could find themselves with too many products left over on their shelves.

Treating pipettes and reaction mixtures with AmpErase® UNG enzyme before each new PCR will destroy any old template containing uracil and therefore prevent re-amplification of carryover PCR products left over in the PCR room that may have drifted into new reaction tubes during set-up; in most cases, using AmpErase® UNG at 1 U/100 µl reaction is sufficient.

Food waste: Of the reduced food products left over and not sold, it said about 45% is suitable for redistribution to charities through the company's social networking app Neighbourly.

However, as a major component of nuclear fallout and a waste product left over from the production of plutonium and other enriched nuclear fuels, it presents an environmental hazard.

It is the waste product left over from mining that is the cause of so many problems here.

The town's beer heritage is an important factor: the basic ingredient of the spread is yeast sludge, a waste product left over from brewing beer, and there were once 30 breweries in the surrounding area.

It seems there was "a bucket" of product left over on that first day and the college men felt it couldn't go to waste.

They are doing everything they can to reduce the amount of product left over and that includes numerous technology solutions that range from avoiding the production of certain goods to maintaining a more efficient supply chain and having other ways of selling products that are left over at the end of a season.

By-products are left over from the slaughter/processing of the food, and corn, wheat and soy are not digestible by pets and cause kidney problems down the road.

In his mixes, Dr. MacDonald replaced much of the Portland cement with two industrial waste products — fly ash, left over from burning coal in power plants, and blast-furnace slag.