Sentence examples for the intake to from inspiring English sources

The Greens have proposed lifting the intake to 50,000.

In my case, and most people with next to no kidney function, you have to restrict the intake to a litre a day.

Do not try and say my side of politics somehow is morally corrupt by wanting the intake to be paid for," she said.

Conversely, restricting the intake to the 5% who are truly gifted as opposed to merely academically inclined will result in a waning of middle-class enthusiasm.

When Mr. Borge opened the cap, which is about 10 feet off the ground, he saw pebbles and gravel in the intake to the gearbox and he reported it to a supervisor, Reliance said.

Syrian refugees make up about 30% of Australia's current refugee intake, after the government announced last year that it would increase the intake to 4,500, as part of the overall 13,750 placements.

We used data from these two systems to compute a dimensionless measure of exposure intensity, the "intake-to-production ratio" (IPR).

Objectives: We introduce the intake-to-production ratio (IPR) as an economy-wide quantitative indicator of the extent to which chemical production results in human exposure.

Rees et al. [ 259] confirmed these findings, but pointed out that the correlation between VH and blood morphine concentrations depends on the intake-to-death interval, and may also be affected by intake modalities.

Fish that are sucked into the intakes to cool the power plants don't usually survive.

Also, most people were not interested in the profession and the intakes to midwifery training schools are limited.