Sentence examples for salt supply from inspiring English sources

He says he now takes such criticism with "a pinch of salt", a claim that perhaps needs to be taken with its own miniature salt supply.

The lake's salt supply was worked by the Mughal dynasty (1526 1857); it was later owned jointly by the Jaipur and Jodhpur princely states.

If the salt supply to the growing dome is exhausted during growth, development ceases at whatever stage the dome has reached, and the dome is buried.

Grit stocks in England are holding up according to the Highways Agency but Fife council in Scotland warned yesterday that its salt supply was "critically low".

Last year's entire winter was so remarkably mild and relatively snowless that numerous Midwestern towns used only a small fraction of their street salt supply.

"It's not something we regulate too tightly," he said, adding that the state allocates money to some municipalities for building shelters for their salt supply, so that rains do not melt salt and cause runoff.

Because demand went up as salt supplies remained mostly static, prices rose everywhere.

Confederate forces took salt supplies and other goods from the Kanawha River valley, destroying most of the saltworks as they departed.

In areas where April snow is not unusual, the threat of storms — and the problem with road salt supplies — is far from being over.

Coincidentally, at the time of the raid, the 64th Infantry was less than 80 miles away, at Bristol, Tenn., guarding nearby salt supplies.

Other opponents of the law say it forces New Englanders to pay more for propane, holds up salt supplies to clear snowstorms in New Jersey and raises electricity rates in Florida.