Sentence examples for quantities to make from inspiring English sources

The nuts are often sold in markets in small quantities to make them more affordable to the average consumer.

The Thatcher government encouraged the "dash for gas", in which Britain's North Sea gas was burned in enormous quantities to make electricity.

In other words, companies develop a product that has an exceedingly low profit margin, but aim to sell huge quantities to make it worthwhile.

The product was so cheap to make that the company had to sell vast quantities to make its profit margin acceptable.

I spend a lot of time researching the supply, and now my challenge is to find quantities to make my production scalable, to be able to make 100-200 garmenot, not a handful.

Timelines depend on how "necessary" the chemical is for the performance the company is trying to achieve and whether similar substitutes are available in sufficient quantities to make the substitution happen, he says.

The United States produces some decent rieslings (Bonny Doon's come to mind), but never good enough or in sufficient quantity to make a dent in the American market.

There is a need to assess whether non-haemopoietic stem cells are present in cord blood in sufficient quantity to make them a useful source for tissue or organ 'engineering'engineering

The difficulty encountered when using this pepper is obtaining a large enough quantity to make a good sauce.

The large quantity of electrical current employed in the process and the typically large-scale output quantities combine to make aluminum smelting a high energy consuming industry.

It has kept its medium-enriched uranium below the quantities needed to make a bomb, announcing recently a 42% cut in this stock.