Sentence examples for stockpiled over from inspiring English sources
The phrase "stockpiled over" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the accumulation of resources or items, but the preposition "over" is not typically used in this context. Example: "The supplies were stockpiled in preparation for the storm."
Interest rates remain low, and many strategic companies are drawing upon hoards of cash they stockpiled over the past year.
Those videos stockpiled over the last months will be introduced piecemeal and used in a variety of ways.
They also signed treaties sharply reducing the number of weapons that the two superpowers had stockpiled over the decades of Cold War hostility.
The Department of Homeland Security has stockpiled over 1.6bn rounds of ammo for its various agencies, mainly in the popular.40 cal and 9mm sizes.
Why was this site selected for the depot? A. This site, having been previously recognized for its purpose during World War II as a supply depot and Army Quartermaster depot, received war assets and strategic materials, which were relocated here and stockpiled over time for national defense purposes.
The event also marked the first time in U.S. history that such a large quantity of ivory, stockpiled over 25 years, was destroyed, although selling ivory within the U.S. remains legal.
If the companies stockpiled over-allocated surpluses for the whole of this phase of the ETS, from 2008-2012 they could be worth as much as €3.2bn at today's prices, said Sandbag.
The government says Beal used this technique "to stockpile over $4 billion in artificial losses to shelter future income".
In its Southgate appeals brief, the government says that Beal used what it calls the distressed asset/debt or "DAD" shelter multiple times to "stockpile over $4 billion in artificial losses to shelter future income".
There is no demand in Japan for whale meat as a human food yet the government continues to stockpile over 6,000 tons of whale meat.
The convoys – carrying armored vehicles, weapons and other items – mark the Pentagon's first steps in confronting the complex logistics of transporting the huge arsenal stockpiled in Iraq over nearly six years.
