Sentence examples for could be emitted from inspiring English sources
A graver fear is that large amounts of methane, a powerful greenhouse-gas, could be emitted during the entire process of exploration and production.
The ship's bow was equipped with a dragon head through which cannon could be fired and clouds of smoke could be emitted to obscure the ship's position.
And without knowing the spectral output of the iPhone or iPod Touch, she said another concern of hers would be that while running the AcneApp, harmful ultraviolet rays could be emitted.
That 3.7bn tonnes is the total emissions of CO2-e which could be emitted by just two linked mega coalmines in the Galilee basin in Queensland, Australia, which have both been approved for development.
The amendment, which was co-sponsored by the Labour MP Barry Gardiner, says the should be subject to a decarbonisation target governing how many grammes of carbon dioxide could be emitted for every kWh of electricity.
On energy policy, this means that he favors a cap-and-trade program that would set a national ceiling on how much carbon could be emitted, and effectively raise the cost of energy use.
Early reports suggested that Occator's bright spot could be emitting water vapor into space vapor that could loft dust above the surface and also condense into bright particles of ice.
Bryant says the general rule should be to just place the detector on the wall or on the ceiling near the appliance that could be emitting carbon monoxide.
It adds that the object could be emitting it's own energy as well, due to the high temperature shown in the image (the black area).
While diesel vehicles are estimated to account for less than 1percentt of US auto sales in 2014, the Union of Concerned Scientists estimates that they could be emitting between 10 to 25percentt of all nitrogen oxide emissions from passenger vehicles.
He said that the final version approved by governments significantly amended the original metric to increase the amount of carbon that could still be emitted.
