Sentence examples for environmentally unacceptable from inspiring English sources
Air pollution abatement catalysis refers to catalytic technologies and processes for reducing emissions of environmentally unacceptable compounds.
Aluminum is emerging as a key material system to replace environmentally unacceptable cadmium, especially for application on high strength steels.
Barber disputes the common assertion that livestock eating grass belch huge amounts of methane into the atmosphere and are therefore environmentally unacceptable.
That is why you have to look at the entire life cycle of farms and animals when talking about greenhouse gases.'' Barber disputes the common assertion that livestock eating grass belch huge amounts of methane into the atmosphere and are therefore environmentally unacceptable.
She believes that throwing away more than 50percentt of food sold in Europe is economically, ethically, morally and environmentally unacceptable.
Further, the plant species of choice must have properties that guarantee that GM activities on the plant do not cause environmentally unacceptable outcomes such as genetic pollution.
Tesco, along with other supermarkets, is trying to justify a model of business which is environmentally and socially unacceptable.
According to internal documents obtained under freedom of information law, scientists at the GBRMPA were opposed to dumping dredged sediment within the marine park, with one calling it "environmentally and socially unacceptable".
"The GBRMPA considers that even with best endeavours, the likely impact of the dredging and disposal on nearby benthic [sea floor] habitats and threatened species would be environmentally and socially unacceptable," says an updated executive summary for a Capital Dredging Permit Assessment done in June last year.
"Any proposal for expansion of Heathrow is politically, environmentally and socially unacceptable.
However, Mr Johnson said the proposals for a new runway at Heathrow "were politically, environmentally and socially unacceptable".
