Sentence examples for special supplies from inspiring English sources

Special supplies of clean coats and hand wipes, combined with tough policies on visitors and jewelry, helped a British hospital unit cut hospital-acquired infections drastically, a new study reports.

The Dôme had special supplies of coal because it was frequented by Germans... perhaps the waiters were willing to let her stay at one of the best tables... because they knew that their German clients would appreciate the presence of an elegant young woman".

Art and Nan led a relatively austere existence, chopping wood, cutting paths through the forest, growing vegetables, rowing to the mainland if they needed special supplies — but what comes through in "We Were an Island" is how inconsequential all this is.

"Many communities became known for their weavers or silversmiths, and some traders worked hard to encourage them, providing them with special supplies and sometimes with suggestions for patterns and designs.

According to Ontario Health Minister Tony Clement, as of June 27 , 2003 SARS had cost Ontario's health-care system $945 million, which was spent mostly on special supplies and added health-care workers needed to protect health-care workers, as well as on constructing specialized SARS clinics and isolation rooms [ 17].

Plan what to do with special supplies and equipment.

"There's no special supply of air".

The islands stretch like a jigsaw of black basalt pieces divided by glittering fjords with their own special supply of Atlantic gusts, rain, mist, clouds and wind-chill.

(What are we to make of the fact that the offices receiving special food are exactly the ones overseeing the public's supply?) Historically, the leaders of the People's Republic maintained tegong — special supply — farms, but in the nineteen-nineties the irony became too much (or too public) to bear, and they were thought to be shut down.

Strategic assets in limited supply, like Special Forces soldiers and Predator drone aircraft, were shifted from Afghanistan to Iraq, while intelligence resources, including translators, were shifted from the pursuit of Al Qaeda to the coming invasion.

One drugstore opened a special hurricane supplies center.