Sentence examples for stockpiling with from inspiring English sources

Stockpiling with case-fatality rates of 0.4 0.6% would be cost-beneficial if vaccine effectiveness was >80%; while at case-fatality of >5% stockpiling would be cost-beneficial even if vaccine effectiveness was 20%.

Houses are stockpiled with her medals and other emblems.

Britain and the US are stockpiled with doomsday devices.

Or there's always YouTube, which is stockpiled with political stuff.

The federal government has a stockpile with enough medicine to treat 50 million people.

They have stockpiled with experience in pre-season, Frazer Richardson, Paul Green, Richard Wood, Matt Derbyshire and Scott Loach all knowing their way around the division.

The words contain a note of threat: these treasure-stores are armouries, stockpiled with ammunition.

There is a separate stockpile with 20 percent purity, meaning it could be turned to weapons grade in a few weeks.

But even if it were being distributed and stockpiled with precision, there would not be much left over.

The cabinets and the freezer are stockpiled with farro, oatmeal, wild rice, polenta and bags of not-white flour: whole wheat, spelt and buckwheat.

The government is supposed to have 450,000 tonnes in a grain stockpile, with 100,000 tonnes in reserve to keep prices from rising too much.