Sentence examples for Environmentally threatening from inspiring English sources

Some technology, like the gliders described below, can help to collect data that can aid in the remediation of environmentally threatening human errors.

Mr. Ortega has committed the country to a massive, environmentally threatening — and financially non-transparent — $40 billion transoceanic canal, purportedly to be built across Nicaragua by a Chinese billionaire.

This work describes the fabrication of high-energy Li-ion hybrid electrochemical capacitors (Li-HEC) from the environmentally threatening and invasive Prosopis juliflora.

If potential toxicity, environmental prevalence, and relative abundance in animal tissues are used as criteria, the number of environmentally threatening PCB congeners reduces to about thirty-six.

You had a sense of this bucolic old way of life that's being environmentally threatened because cyclones are becoming such a big risk there.

Most of those projects have been for the Department of Environmental Protection, and include recent projects like the installation of sanitary sewers in environmentally threatened areas on Staten Island and putting a storm sewer and a water main under the Belt Parkway in Queens, a project known informally as "digging below the belt".

The company recently partnered with Vivaldi to let users turn their web searches into trees that are planted in the world's most environmentally threatened areas and has planted millions of trees in Burkina Faso, Tanzania, Madagascar and other regions.

Neither is producing it from crops grown in biodiversity hotspots, nor creating biofuel through agriculture that shifts other crops into environmentally threatened zones.

We can see in their fear, and their subsequent abuse at the hands of the Palin administration (extinguishing Alaskan Native's reservation status and land claims, mining in environmentally sensitive areas, threatening the sanctity of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge) the forecast for any minority group under a McCain/Palin administration.

He had just been interviewed for the BBC's News Channel about the huge oil slick that is threatening environmentally-sensitive areas along the southern coast of the United States.

These challenges, in turn bring about huge production losses, involvement of scarce human resources, and threatening the environmentally safe operation, thus needing safer solutions.