Sentence examples for raw tonnage from inspiring English sources

I just figured that there was a certain amount of this that's just raw tonnage.

There are much larger plants that emit more in raw tonnage, but they also produce far more electricity.

"Whipped" may set an all-time record for raw tonnage of sexual fear and loathing spewed per minute by a Hollywood movie.

BERLIOZ is not exactly Bach or Mozart or Beethoven when it comes to raw tonnage of recorded releases, but there is still a dizzying amount of Berlioz on CD.

Its raw tonnage typically comes from junkyards, contractors who pick up old appliances and such, and factories like Ford Motor's selling their excess metal.

But two economists at HSBC, Qu Hongbin and Sun Junwei, said in a joint research note that demand in China for raw materials seemed to be weakening, with a falling tonnage last month of imports of crude oil, iron ore, copper and aluminum.

The benefits are substantial because much less raw material, liquid steel, and energy are needed to make the same tonnage of cast product.

"The effects of the economic slowdown [decline in tonnages both collected and treated] and the decrease in raw material pricing [paper, metals] have been particularly felt in the French and German business activities," the company said in a press release.

In 2000, orders for new ships equalled only 10% of the fleet's total tonnage.

It can be seen that "Minerals" (a category which includes fossil fuels and other low level raw materials) comes first or second in all three, whereas "Food and plants" have a comparatively low tonnage but higher territorial and consumption carbon emissions.

Truck tonnage jumped in June.