Sentence examples for carbon thing from inspiring English sources
Even I don't believe that carbon thing is necessarily anthropogenic [man made], right.
And it thickens with the days, thins in the night as if it more than seems a carbon thing, afflicted, prone to what?
"Then, you've got others who say, 'I'm not so sure about this carbon thing.' " Spratt looked at me and asked, " 'Being B.T.U.ed' — you heard that expression?" In 1993, early in the budget process, Clinton proposed, and House Democrats voted for, a controversial tax based on the heat output — measured in British thermal units — of various energy products.
"The carbon thing has got people thinking about—I don't know what kind of word you want to use sustainability and greenness," he says.
To those who think they can't make a difference I would say, by doing low-carbon things, almost no matter what, it makes you feel less despondent.
Near-field communication we've talked about for a while, the carbon fiber thing was around back in November, and didn't we pretty much dismiss the 7″ iPad thing?
I can see the carbon fiber thing happening, and NFC is pretty much a given, but as much as I'd like the 7″ iPad thing to be true, I just can't picture Jobs sassing the whole idea of "tweeners" and then coming out with one.
The carbon dating thing that tells you how long something's been around, how accurate is that, really?
Lots of people are talking about CO2, about carbon -- things I was not so much interested in, in my previous jobs -- but if you say to people that one Formula One car is using 80 liters of fuel over 100 kilometers, people will go crazy.
As Earth becomes more crowded, fertile land and the plants it supports become ever more valuable for food, timber and carbon storage — things for which we don't have an alternative source.
As an architect, Kaufmann put a lot of time into the idea of creating spaces that are not just structurally but ecologically sound, because, as she describes it, buildings are some of the least carbon-friendly things around.
