Sentence examples for dumping of excess from inspiring English sources

Does the targeted industry need to be "shielded" from the dumping of excess products from other countries which may negatively effect its economic viability and development?

We propose a mechanism where the leaky intercellular connections permits nonspecific paracellular dumping of excess inflammatory cytokines into the tubular urinary flow, thus clearing kidney tissue from injurious molecules and decreasing inflammation.

Thus, lactate efflux appears to only play a minor role in classical HL, possibly because the dumping of excess carbon as lactate allows more rapid incorporation of carbon into biomass.

The EC noted, however, that subsidized agriculture in the developed countries can have adverse affects on the economies of developing countries and that interventions may be necessary to "shield" a targeted industry from the dumping of excess products which may negatively affect its economic viability and development.

"Despite more than a decade of concerted supermarket action on this issue, globally we are still dumping in excess of 8m tonnes of plastic in the ocean each year," said Clarke.

Some, like New England dairy cooperative Agri-Mark, have resorted to dumping their excess supply of milk, leaving thousands of pounds of dairy to waste, Bloomberg reported.

Some, like New England dairy cooperative Agri-Mark, have resorted to dumping their excess supply of milk, leaving thousands of pounds of dairy to waste, Bloomberg reported.

China makes more than half of the world's steel, and U.S. officials have accused it of "dumping" excess steel on global markets in a way that drives down prices.

It may even be a way of dumping excess silk – its exact purpose is still baffling scientists.

Coal companies, such as Richmond, Virginia-based Massey Energy, clearcutreeses and then use explosives and heavy equipment to blast 600 to 800 feet from the tops of densely-forested mountains, dumping the excess rock and dirt into the Appalachian mountain streams that provide millions of people downstream with their drinking water.

"It is not an overstatement to say this was the Houston region's worst flooding event in nearly 15 years, since Tropical Storm Allison deluged the upper Texas coast and dumped in excess of 30 inches of rain over parts of the city," wrote Eric Berger, author of the website SpaceCityWeather.com.