Sentence examples for create air from inspiring English sources
One hypothesis is that economic expansions create air pollution, and air pollution kills elderly people.
Repeated studies have shown that they disturb animals and create air and noise pollution.
Some people inside the truck were apparently taking turns trying to bore holes into the door to create air pockets.
The turbines, megawatt for megawatt, will be the cleanest power plants in the city, but they do create air pollution.
The same year, the airline was acquired by Air France to create Air France KLM, one of the world's largest air carriers.
The permits are required for industries that create air emissions, discharge pollutants into waterways, and for developers who build near freshwater wetlands, among other reasons.
Macroporous polymers were prepared by mechanically frothing a bio-based epoxy resin and hardener mixture to first create air-in-resin liquid foams, followed by curing of these liquid foams.
There appeared to be a move within Fifa to have the date shifted back to the European winter, before Qatar somewhat grumpily announced it had no intention of asking Fifa if the dates could be changed, and that they would press on with their plans to create air-conditioned stadia fit for the event.
Bulking creates air spaces in the yarns, imparting absorbency and improving ventilation.
When the paper layer is wrapped around it, the rough surface creates air pockets.
The shape of wings or an aerofoil creates air pressure that can push up or down.
