Sentence examples for tonnes from from inspiring English sources
That might reduce demand for coal by 5m tonnes from 2001.
It totalled 7.2 tonnes, over six tonnes from slaughtered elephants, sourced largely from Zambia.
The Syrian government also removed 11.5 tonnes from World Health Organisation (WHO) medical supplies.
The catch in 2006 from marine and inland waters fell to 92m tonnes from 94.2m the previous year.
Leaves must be sold in state-controlled markets, which in 2011 bought just over 18,000 tonnes from farmers.
From 2011 to 2012 global aquaculture provided 90m tonnes of fish, overtaking 80m tonnes from the wild fisheries.
Worldwide chickpea production in 2006 was 8.24 million tonnes (Mt) from an area of 9.4 million ha, and average productivity of 0.77 t ha-1.
In all seriousness, I learned a tonne from these women and I think we all can.
Project number-crunchers must assume a cost of $5 per tonne of carbon dioxide in 2005-09, rising to $20 per tonne from 2010.
Carbon prices under the European Emissions Trading System, which charges more than 11,000 companies for each tonne of carbon dioxide they emit, have fallen to about €6 a tonne from about €30 in 2008 because of a glut of permits.
CWHToDC m,k = Transportation cost per tonne from warehouse m to distribution center k.
