Sentence examples for damaging waste from inspiring English sources

Use of microbial enzymes for hydrolysis of lignocellulosic biomass has several merits compared to thermochemical pretreatment such as low energy inputs, modest hardware demands, no generation of environment damaging waste products, and absence of hazardous chemicals.

Both diseases involve the accumulation of damaging waste products in the retina.

The breakthrough raises the prospect of extracting hydrogen fuel from air and burning it as a carbon-free source of energy in a fuel cell to produce electricity and water with no damaging waste products.

William Styron, in his widely read memoir "Darkness Visible" (1990), says that his experience in talk therapy was a damaging waste of time, and that he wishes he had gone straight to the hospital when his depression became severe.

U.S. iron ore reserves can meet demand for hundreds of years, but the quality of that ore has been declining, which means extracting it takes ever more energy and generates more environmentally damaging waste.

If furniture is damaged the waste team, in partnership with Bywaters, provides in-house repair.

For example, damaged or waste molecules are transported within a cell to structures that can break the molecules down, while nerve impulses are transmitted from one neuron to the next via the release of signaling molecules.

And runoff from farms can pollute the ocean after storms and floods, with the pesticides, fertilisers and animal waste damaging the coral.

The rest is "wasted and damaging".

A broken screen can allow tobacco into the pipe, damaging and/or clogging it, wasting tobacco, creating health hazards and burns.

They can keep quiet and watch money wasted in massive quantities, or expose the waste and risk damaging charitable giving to the sector as a whole.