Sentence examples similar to close waste from inspiring English sources

Nobody's minding the Store: with the EPA closed, Waste water treatment plants can't be monitored or inspected.

Tipped waste from the colliery had been used as a coastal defence measure, but as the colliery had closed, waste was no longer being tipped.

This participant clearly recognised that hands can potentially become contaminated when opening or closing waste baskets.

The lyrics of "Save You" represent the anger felt by anyone who watches a close friend waste away his or her life.

Legionella serological and urinary antigen tests were used to diagnose Legionnaires' disease in the symptomatic employees, who had worked at, or close to, waste water treatment plants.

For example, this study finds that women who live close to waste disposals classified as the most toxic have a 12% increased risk of dying and a 29% higher risk of developing liver cancer compared with those living in areas classified as environmentally safe.

The amount of debt assumed by Allied-Waste will depend on Star Services' working capital and long-term debt at the transaction's close, Allied-Waste said.

Suddenly, the Yankees were trailing, 9-8, and were close to wasting their prodigious power display.

The fertilizer can even be sold back to a grocery store's customers or used on local farms, closing the waste loop altogether.

In both Italy and England, populations of lower socio-economic status were more likely to live closer to waste disposal sites.

These 2 km zones were then intersected with the ca. 1.6 million postcodes in Great Britain and the exposure status of each postcode within the buffer zones classified year-on-year according to the operational status (before opening, operating, closed) and waste type (special, non-special, unknown) of the associated landfill sites, using a rule-based approach (Briggs et al, 2001).