The authors tell us that commercial fishing techniques are annually killing tens of thousands of albatrosses.
These events are annually filled with sweet platitudes, generous and warm reminiscences, and appreciative, sometimes choked-up emotions regarding mom, apple pie and the high, hard one.
Dozens of educators, health advocates and researchers are annually paraded in the press, as if they somehow know the magic bullet to prevent risky drinking by students.
Today, America's 1,200 professional and volunteer orchestras are annually serving a larger audience than ever before: more than 30 million, up 10percentt from a decade ago.
The policies are annually renewable, so if you find the service isn't up to scratch you can move to another provider at the end of the year.
Moreover, the Guild of Students boasts the only Home Students Officerr in the UK to ensure that the voices and needs of its home commuters are annually represented.
Henceforth, it can only be used to describe the two million bottles — and rising — of genuine Champagne that are annually exported to China.
What may be admirable qualities of discretion in an age of self-revelation pose a problem for public figures like O'Connor, who are annually invited to speak before countless civic groups, law schools and bar associations.
Four and a half million bottles of his Paris-made perfumes are annually sold in all of the countries of the world except Rumania, the British Isles, and the United States.
About 3,000 tons of leaves are annually transformed into around 600 tons of tea here, some of which is sold to the prestigious Paris-based brand Marriage Frères, a guide explained during a tour of the adjacent factory.
The researchers point out that the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill off Alaska, a benchmark of environmental disasters, killed around 250,000 birds, and that communication towers are annually responsible for a figure 27 times that size.
