Sentence examples for discarded container from inspiring English sources

Next to it sat a discarded container and some scraps of wood stuffed inside a cardboard box.

The chief and most obvious hazard attending their use is that of acute poisoning of people applying the sprays or accidentally coming in contact with drifting spray, or vegetation coated with it, or a discarded container.

In 1996, Michael Hanly, a sanitation worker, died when he inhaled the fumes of an acid from a discarded container that burst in the compactor of his garbage truck.

It can be practiced in natural climatic conditions with any discarded container using waste or low-cost substances as media (Bradley 2000).

In New York, which also has stiff prohibitions, a trash collector was killed and another injured after being exposed to hydrofluoric acid vapors that came from a discarded container that burst when compacted, the attorney says.

During the field trials with the (boiled and raw) intestine- and chickenneck baits, also the fate of the vaccine container was recorded; P-the discarded container was punctured, NP- the discarded container was not punctured; SW-container was swallowed almost immediately, probably not punctured, SW/P-container was punctured and subsequently swallowed.

The wheelie bin in front of a house is overflowing with discarded containers of bomb-making equipment.

When Foekje Fleur van Duin was an art student in the Netherlands, she read about the masses of discarded containers that float in the ocean.

In addition to warning people to wear long clothing, stay within screened areas and use insect repellents, health officials are trying to control the outbreak by decreasing the number of breeding sites in stagnant water and discarded containers.

Aedes aegypti is a highly domestic species that not only feeds on humans but also breeds in and around human habitation, laying its eggs in water-filled, man-made containers (e.g. water storage jars and discarded containers).

In Vietnam, trials were conducted in which children and local communities were encouraged to place, a known mosquito predator, the crustacean Mesocyclops [ 193], in water tanks and discarded containers where St. aegypti are known to thrive [ 194].