Sentence examples for environment has reached from inspiring English sources

"They fear that the external world is pointing and laughing at this stage which China's environment has reached – it's a kind of loss of face".

"This is an admission by the Japanese government that the amount of radiation released into the environment has reached a new order of magnitude," said Tetsuo Iguchi, a professor in the department of quantum engineering at Nagoya University.

"The complexity of the IT environment has reached a climax," says Dean Alms, vice president of tools and technology at PeopleSoft.

Although we are unable to break down the data for road transport, the fact that the Swedish Ministry of the Environment has reached these conclusions shows the very high cost of reducing transport sector CO2 emissions in relation to the modest environmental gains.

In its review of the personal computer industry, Credit Suisse First Boston said Dell was "best-positioned" to benefit from a highly competitive environment which has reached a "saturation point".

Jeff Seabright, V.P. Environment and Water Resources at Coca-Cola, says, "The agenda of environment and sustainability has reached a tipping point where it's now much more fully integrated into the business value that we're all trying to drive.

In the current environment where JIF has reached its apotheosis [27], it may be more difficult for a journal with substantially lower JIF to outperform one with much higher JIF in citation counts.

The cost of removing waste from a recycling centre in Swindon which has been on fire for nearly two months has reached £500,000, the Environment Agency has revealed.

If the infection has reached the intrauterine environment, it is necessary to consider inducing delivery immediately to prevent any further damage to the infant [ 39].

"It is evident that elephant population in Tanzania has reached unprecedented low level," Lazaro Nyalandu, Tanzania's environment minister, said.

Pollution has reached the point where a cleanup of our environment — on a macro scale with heavy equipment — is impractical.