Sentence examples for former uses of from inspiring English sources
Former uses of these properties range from heavy industry to residential neighborhoods, and each bears many potential legacies of past uses, including: introduction of contaminants that may threaten the health of humans and other species, engineering of land and infrastructure that may undermine hydrological ecosystem services, and introduction of species including invasives.
Airport officials claim that in 1978 Lockheed agreed to indemnify the airport for any clean-up costs related to former uses of the site.
Current and former uses of SSRIs were at least 1.5-fold or more prevalent in women who were obese, who were current smokers or who had a weekly alcohol intake above seven drinks, as compared with women with a healthier lifestyle.
They do not mention the former use of the building.
The website's former use of a "black crime" topic tag was also highlighted, as was its portrayal of immigrants and Muslims as communities to be feared.
She has also cautioned that various banks have made $1.75 billion in loans to companies with hefty exposure to lawsuits relating to their former use of asbestos.
Mr. Cohen's campaign has blamed media disclosures about the abuse accusation and his former use of steroids for forcing him out of the race for lieutenant governor.
Good news for women who take the Pill — a new study, published in the June 27 , 2002 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine, shows that current or former use of oral contraceptives does not increase the risk of breast cancer later in life.
"It was a racist term and everyone knew it was a racist term," he said when asked about Bill Clinton defending Hillary's former use of the term "super-predator" while discussing gang members in the 90s.
By using digestate as a fertilizer, all the family farms experienced an increase in value compared to the former use of slurry.
Former use of the herbicide 2,6-dichlorobenzonitrile (dichlobenil) has led to the pollution of surface and groundwater resources by the degradation product 2,6-dichlorobenzamide (BAM).
