Sentence examples for elusive emissions from inspiring English sources

Phoenix is surviving, comfortably, Elliott says, on money raised privately while he searches for the elusive emissions credit market.

The protocol is a positive step toward emissions reductions but because it relies on estimates and few direct measurements, it can't capture the full picture of elusive emissions, human error or other variables.

Is it possible that the elusive 'decoupling' of emissions and economic growth could be happening?

However, the nature of the emission remains elusive.

So far, that sort of global agreement on reducing carbon emissions has proved elusive.

But an economist thinks poor countries can be made to cut emissions even absent such an elusive grand bargain.

Many policymakers and business leaders have come to see the most basic method of slowing global warming - cutting carbon dioxide emissions through a binding treaty - as elusive for now.

Zero fossil-fuel emissions in absolute terms likely will remain elusive and impractical even beyond 2050.

But despite years of discussion, establishment of an international mechanism for Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation (REDD) remains elusive, largely because of wider disagreements within the UN climate convention.

Yet the full range of emissions from drilling, well completion, and other activities remains elusive.

However, it is still elusive to understand the relations between the growth conditions and the emission properties due to the complex shape and crystalline structure; defects and interface states.