Sentence examples for compounds said from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, several chemists who work with similar compounds said that they were astonished to learn that thousands of tons of the chemical had infiltrated the atmosphere.

"We don't really understand the long-term implications of many of these compounds," said Dr. Fedoruk of the United States Anti-Doping Agency.

"It's like an amplifier to a stereo set, and you can turn up the volume of brain activity quite a bit by using these compounds," said Dr. Roger Stoll, president, chief executive and chairman of Cortex.

Elsewhere, Aviris has been used to scour Superfund toxic sites to map hot spots of harmful compounds, said Robert O. Green, the scientist at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory who is in charge of research with the instrument.

"Greenpeace is against waste incineration because it is a major source of carcinogenic substances like dioxin, as well as other harmful pollutants like mercury and volatile organic compounds," said Tara Buakamsri, Greenpeace campaign director for Southeast Asia.

"Honestly there's not a lot of variation in the taste compounds," said Delwiche, who has degrees in psychology and food science.

Others say the benefits of action — banning some compounds, say, or requiring widespread testing or treatment for others — should at least equal and if possible outweigh their costs.

Israel denied that it had intentionally struck the compounds, saying that it was forced to act against militants using the buildings and other civilian areas for cover.

"It does say that ramelteon is remarkably different than any of our existing sleep compounds," says Griffiths.

Hydrocarbon-halogen compounds (say, fluorocarbons) can float up to the stratosphere, where their free-radical halogens are set free by UV and other high-energy radiation.

"The narrative draws inspiration from the flurry of media attention surrounding the two most infamous raids on FLDS compounds," says James Wright, General Director of the Vancouver Opera.