Sentence examples for transporting feeding from inspiring English sources

Just in case the allies do agree to help out, there is another $390 million for transporting, feeding and housing foreign troops.

But the charge, first made on Channel 4 News, is that the cost of transporting, feeding and housing Tory volunteers who were centrally directed to "micro-targeted" seats should properly have been allocated to the constituency agent's costs, not to the national campaign.

Transporting, feeding and accommodating them will be among the mundane but essential tasks.

It could solve a series of technical problems in the long-distance pipeline transport, such as the slurry flow control, duct sealing vibration, pipes wear, pulping, storing, mixing, transporting, feeding and cleaning.

More recently, Murphy's group (Chouchani et al., 2014) has shown that ischaemia results in the myocardial accumulation of the mitochondrial complex II substrate, succinate, which at the onset of reperfusion then provides a substrate load to complex II, which via reverse electron transport feeding to complex I, generates the oxidative stress observed in the first few minutes of reperfusion.

We have not seen evidence that the measures and resources required to transport, feed, house and clothe the 10,000 people in the camp have been implemented effectively at such short notice.

An automatic slide transport feeds each slide from the tray into the light path of the projector and may be operated from a remote control unit or by pulses from a tape recorder, which can also record a commentary to the complete slide series.

That's a quarter less of you that has to be transported, fed, and watered.

Mulla's primary duty was transporting feed to a desert farm where the sheikh's falcons, camels, and horses were kept.

Here in New England, where dairy farms are as much a part of the landscape as whitewashed churches and rocky beaches, organic dairy farmers are bearing the brunt of the nationwide slowdown, in part because of the cost of transporting feed from the Midwest.

Output from Norwegian and Chilean fish farms has grown similarly, so wholesale prices have fallen from around £2.70 a kilo in 2000 ($1.90 a lb) to less than £2.20 a kilo now.As a result, three small fish-farming companies in the Shetland Islands, where the cost of transporting feed and harvested fish is high, have gone bust in the past month.