Sentence examples for the volume would be from inspiring English sources

"If we have to charge $40,000 for it, the volume would be less than if we can get it out for $29,000," he said.

The problem is that even if it gave away all its pickups, the volume would be the same capacity-constrained 250,000 to 300,000 units a year assuming they are sellouts.

The volume would be raised to indicate that the killer is hiding behind a door, but nothing would be present upon its opening.

Many critics expected that the volume would be popular despite their negative reviews, but others considered it well-written, lyrical, and a moving expression of social observation.

Critic John Alfred Avant recognized that the volume would be popular due to the success of Caged Bird, but he characterized it as "rather well done schlock poetry, not to be confused with poetry for people who read poetry" and stated, "This collection isn't accomplished, not by any means; but some readers are going to love it".

For pharmaceutical production with a volume of 10 tons per year, the advantage would be around 0.5 1.5 million euros, as the volume would be small and production costs would mainly be ascribed to recovery.

The theory is that while the rates would be neglible -a man could go to Chicago for a dollar-the volume would be tremendous and everybody would be prosperous and happy.

EU law says they can only fill their petrol tanks plus one spare canister, otherwise the volumes would be ever larger.

If only slices were included in which the right ventricle was a unit, the volumes would be underestimated in cases of oblique slices.

In the case of the femtosats, a great deal of that volume would be the device used to launch them into space.

The purpose of this retrospective study was to develop a two and three-dimensional analysis of the airway using CBCT and to determine whether the difference in the airway volume would be changed with posterior impaction of maxilla in orthognathic surgery.