Sentence examples for containment into from inspiring English sources
The phrase "containment into" is not grammatically correct
It is not commonly used in written English. A more appropriate phrase would be "containment within." For example: - "The virus spread rapidly, leading to the containment within the city borders." - "The government implemented strict measures for containment within the affected areas."
To prevent pressure buildup, the gases are allowed to vent into the containment, and in this case must have leaked or were vented through the containment into outside air.
These vents also permit the submersion of the lower part of the primary containment into an external water pool.
The determination of the RST means the quantification of the possible release of radionuclides from the plant (mostly from the containment) into the environment in case of a severe accident.
The core-melt in Fukushima-Daiichi Unit 1 represents a new class of severe accidents in which combustible gas from core degradation leaked from the containment into the surrounding air-filled reactor building, formed there a highly reactive gas mixture, and exploded 25 h after begin of the station black-out.
United States officials moved thereafter to expand containment into Asia, Africa, and Latin America, in order to counter revolutionary nationalist movements, often led by communist parties financed by the USSR, fighting against the restoration of Europe's colonial empires in South-East Asia and elsewhere.
But when the poison wastewater seeped from the containment pits into the groundwater, into Bull Jump Creek, into his alfalfa irrigation ditches, even into the household well water, he saw it was killing the ranch.
The steam then flows out of the reactor's containment dome into a turbine that spins to generate electricity.
The leak opened a path for mildly radioactive water to flow out of containment and into the turbine hall, from which "a small amount" -- he did not known how much -- was released to the environment, he said.
The operators of the Ranger uranium mine, Energy Resources Australian (ERA), said that shortly after it was finished wind conditions changed and it jumped containment lines into the park which surrounds the mine.
Truman's expansion of containment doctrine into a policy to be pursued globally had long-lasting, pernicious effects on U.S. foreign policy that would last until the end of the Cold War.
Last week workers found that an estimated 3000 tons of water has leaked from the unit 1 containment vessel into a basement.
