Sentence examples for difficult waste from inspiring English sources

"Normally, faecal waste is just a very difficult waste, but properly used, it becomes an asset," says founder Anders Wilhelmson.

In 2006, the Bush administration proposed a Global Nuclear Energy Partnership, which envisioned recycling and a new class of reactors that would run on recycled material and would break the most difficult waste products into less troublesome materials.

The examples have been chosen to show a variety of applications and range from the adaption of an existing furnace to new duties, such as change to a difficult waste fuel, to completely new designs, such as a new reforming furnace for fuel cell applications.

However, these chemical methods use organic solvents and toxic reducing agents, consume high energy, and require difficult waste treatment.

Vinasse is one of the most difficult waste products to dispose because of low pH, high temperature, dark brown color, high ash content and high percentage of dissolved organic and inorganic matter (Pant and Adholeya, [2007]).

This work deals with two difficult food wastes, the olive mill wastewater (OMW) and the pomegranate wastes (i.e. peels and seeds).

This means he or she is not your regular man's or woman's best friend, however adorable they may appear and despite their sterling exploits in crossing vast, difficult, snowy wastes at a regular clip.

The government finds it difficult to ban waste imports altogether because waste recycling provides employment to a large number of people.

Ms. Heyob said that regulations in some countries made achieving zero waste difficult.

The most difficult aspect of waste reduction is changing the mind-set of the bureaucracy.

It is particularly difficult to avoid waste when out and about.