Sentence examples for supply of large quantities from inspiring English sources

"A significant problem is the business model of 'just in time' which requires the supply of large quantities of foodstuffs at short notice, which in turn relies on different agents down the supply chain needing to pull in unregulated labour supplies to fill demands they cannot meet," says professor Gary Craig of Durham University, who specialises in labour issues.

Introduction The implementation of hemofiltration (HF) as a renal replacement therapy in septic shock patients requires the supply of large quantities of replacement solutions.

Soil erosion is intense in mountainous tropical regions where heavy storms result in the supply of large quantities of sediment to rivers.

The isolation of tissue-specific stem cells for expansion in vitro and transplantation back into the patient in an allogeneic manner is an ideal strategy, from the viewpoint of industry-based, sustainable supply of large quantities of affordable, quality-controlled cells.

The accumulation of large quantities of lipids in microalgae requires a continuous supply of acetyl-CoA and NADPH.

All current T cell manufacturing procedures require antibodies, which are limiting factors and potential impediments due to both their cost and supply when large quantities of expanded T cells are required.

This was partly because of the difficulty of reaching the town, but may also have been a result of the Croatian government's decision to supply large quantities of arms to the Bosnian Croats in advance of the Bosnian War.

Nearby, Buckley Powder, a mining and construction supply company, stores large quantities of ammonium nitrate, the source of the explosion at a fertilizer depot that killed at least 14 people and injured hundreds more last month in West.

Big subsidies for wind power promoted on one side of Whitehall by the Department of Energy and Climate Change have been opposed on the other side of it by the Treasury who think fracking could supply Britain with large quantities of cheap shale gas.

Cipla, the Indian drug company that has offered to make low-priced AIDS medicines, said yesterday that it could supply large quantities of ciprofloxacin to the United States.

Obama does not really want to supply large quantities of arms to the unknown forces nominally commanded by General Salim Idris, who himself says that half his troops are Islamist militias.