Sentence examples for supplies forward from inspiring English sources

"The US will work to continue to push supplies forward to ISF and peshmerga to respond to the threat of [Isis].

Since the division was close to the supply depots on the Normandy beaches, trucks needed little fuel to run supplies forward.

Much depended on the Western Desert Force's ability to move fuel, water and supplies forward.

Below them, North Koreans continued crossing the river and moving supplies forward to their combat units, some of them already several miles eastward.

Japanese air raids against their supply dumps, intimidation of the local inhabitants, large scale desertions of native carriers, and the inherent difficulty of getting supplies forward to feed those carriers that remained combined to threaten to stop their operations altogether.

Ferdinand is the best passing defender in the country and when he is absent the supply forward is too slow, or too imprecise.

The goal of the planning, which he is hoping to complete in the next few weeks, is to find countries willing to supply forward operating forces, aircraft, logistical and intelligence support and communications.

The Caracals are critical to the French force in Afghanistan because they reduce the number of ground convoys — which are highly vulnerable to improvised explosive devices — needed to supply forward bases, and they hugely increase the mobility of troops in the field.

Possible pathophysiological mechanisms include (1) ischemia due to reduced blood supply (forward failure) or due to right heart failure (backward failure) with venous congestion, (2) hypoxemia due to reduced blood oxygenation and (3) increased oxygen consumption due to elevated metabolic demand (e.g., in severe hyperthermia or septic shock) [1, 9].

Random-primed reverse transcription followed by nested PCR, with supplied forward primers and gene specific reverse primers (Additional file 22: Table S11), was performed to amplify the 5' ends of the IFITM genes.

Oil remains abundant, and the price will likely come down closer to the historical level of $30 a barrel as new supplies come forward in the deep waters off West Africa and Latin America, in East Africa, and perhaps in the Bakken oil shale fields of Montana and North Dakota.