Sentence examples for transfer goods from inspiring English sources

It would be less costly to transfer goods to trains and trucks in Galveston.

In an interview, Mr. Roselló said his vision for the property was of a terminal where large ships coming from points south could transfer goods to smaller ships.

There are also heavy tolls on China's roads, and lorries are restricted from entering most urban areas so must transfer goods onto smaller vehicles.

With the collaborative system, a transfer route is used to transfer goods between suppliers where goods with destinations near other suppliers are transferred to these suppliers.

Third, there was an issue about how intragroup transactions were to be assessed for tax purposes, as it was envisaged that corporations would set up operations and subsidiaries in other countries and transfer goods and services to each other.

Earlier the transactions involved a really small number of people and it affected a small number of people, but with the rise of modern capitalistic multinationals using huge resources to transfer goods, sell goods, the balance between those who are supplying and those receiving is very skewed, and that imbalance makes people very wary as to [the sense that] we are not in control of our lives.

It is generally known that a promising catalyst should possess high activity (appropriate Gibbs free energy), large number of exposed active sites (large superficial area), and low resistance for carrier transfer (good metal properties)11,17,18.

It has been proposed that females can benefit from polyandry when genetically superior males are successful in sperm competition and transfer good genes to their offspring [ 31, 32].

One important objective for such a pilot project could be to transfer good examples of gender mainstreaming from existing women-specific projects, such as prevention of domestic violence.

Air-lift bioreactors have wide applications due to their unique hydrodynamic characteristics, better oxygen transfer, good growth, reasonable mixing, less contamination due to the absence of moving parts and low operating cost due to simple design.

In a study commissioned by the State of Michigan, John Taylor, a transportation specialist at Wayne State University, put the cost of transferring goods at $70 million a year.