Sentence examples for attempt to recycle from inspiring English sources
Nasa, for instance, makes no attempt to recycle the helium used to clean is rocket fuel tanks, one of the single biggest uses of the gas.
The twelfth novel by Godwin, a three-time National Book Award nominee best known for her sharp women characters and Southern sensibility, is a disappointing attempt to recycle in fiction the youthful passion, determination, and self-doubt that she has written about with vitality in recently published journals.
Smith questioned whether this was a simple mistake or an attempt to recycle old data to make a new argument.
As a new attempt to recycle minute metal scraps, the possibility of manufacturing design materials by semisolid extrusion processing was shown.
Any attempt to recycle and reuse process water is significantly limited due to build-up of these inhibitors, even though water recycle was reported to be a critically important parameter in biorefinery process integration especially with the industrial requirement for high solids loading of > 20% w/w that yield higher concentrations of inhibitors [ 32].
Audrey Corn HOLLY DAZE Attempts to recycle The gift you don't like'll If, deep in a swivet You happen to give it Right back to the giver who gave it!
"It is is very unpopular with communities, it is very expensive for local authorities and it could undermine attempts to recycle more," said Anna Watson, waste campaigner for Friends of the Earth.
The urban mining approach attempts to recycle as many materials as possible, so efficiency in collection is vital.
This research attempts to recycle waste blood and rumen digesta generated in rural slaughterhouses as organic fertilizer, thus promoting sustainable agriculture.
In the last couple of decades, however, water managers have attempted to recycle some of this water for human use.
Stories to Watch: The resignation of a Cook County GOP leader after allegations of sexual misconduct and a party-wide cover-up; the city's failed attempts to recycle.
