Sentence examples for cut release from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kinsella said reduced deep plowing could cut release of carbon dioxide from the soil to the air, helping ease global warming.

The sub would then cut, release and move on as the fresh cut floated up.

He appears as an enemy and optional ally in the director's cut release of Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne.

But it includes a host of compromises that limit the need to cut releases from smokestacks and tailpipes.

"Every million acres of forest that is cut releases the same amount of carbon into the atmosphere as 40 million cars do in a year," Gibbs said.

Minnelli himself knew that there would never be a longer cut released; but it's a miracle of art and life alike that the film exists at all.

Dr. Hansen's study concluded that efforts to shift to rice-farming methods where fields are drained more frequently could cut releases.

The fish was steamed with fresh mussels and tiny vongole in a sealed sack of parchment, which, when cut, released a wonderful aroma.

The aluminum industry is testing new smelting processes that if widely adopted, could greatly cut releases of both carbon dioxide and perfluorocarbons, another group of potent warming gases.

1997 KYOTO PROTOCOL -- The Kyoto climate treaty requires 38 industrial nations by 2012 to cut releases of heat-trapping greenhouse gases below 1990 levels.

They sidestepped the super wicked issues impeding restrictions of the greenhouse gas of greatest concern, carbon dioxide, and staff released a joint statement on plans to cut releases of hydrofluorocarbons, or HFCs, a potent group of heat-trapping gases.