Sentence examples for environment in the third from inspiring English sources

They were charged with multiple counts of endangering the public health, safety or environment in the third degree; scheme to defraud in the first degree, and criminal possession of a forged instrument in the second degree, all felonies.

The 115th rendition of the National Horse Show, which opens today at the Garden and culminates Sunday with the $50,000 Budweiser Grand Prix, has finally found a horse-friendly environment in the third and final season of its reunion contract with the Garden, the show's main stomping ground for all but 7 of its 115 years.

The elevated intracellular IDO expression in monocytes and T cells, as well as higher plasma enzymatic IDO activity are likely to contribute to the systemic immunosuppressive environment in the third trimester characteristic for healthy gestation.

"The corporate portfolios felt the impact of the adverse economic environment in the first half of 2009.

It is about working with industry to stop these products getting into the environment in the first place, she says.

Research shows that the learning environment in the first years hugely impact a child's future achievement and happiness.

A big part of the solution therefore has to be to prevent plastic from getting into the environment in the first place.

This paper briefly reviews the evidence of mankind's pollution of the space environment in the first 45 years of the Space Age, and extrapolates the potential for further degradation into its second half-century.

"This rebalancing is encouraging, especially as the weaker external environment in the second part of the year is set to have a dampening effect on E.U. export growth," the report said.

In a conference call with analysts, Mr. Schwarzman characterized the overall environment in the second quarter as "pretty miserable," adding that economic risks would combine with political concerns, including the looming "fiscal cliff," in the second half of the year.

Studies on immigrants have shown that the living environment in the first two decades of life determines MS risk, suggesting that early development may be critical for the occurrence of MS in adulthood.