Sentence examples for growing air from inspiring English sources

Many health experts attribute the rise to growing air pollution.

Indeed, the deal was reached amid a growing air of stalemate and concern.

"We will have to take tough measures to control growing air pollution, and fast," Ms. Nairain said.

Growing air links in the region provide more export routes.Some of the drugs stay in Iran, which has its own drug problem.

When Nadal served out to love for a two-set lead, there was a growing air of despondency in Murray's box, reflected by the player's downcast features.

But the growing air of mutual suspicion caused conversations to become stilted, even as some scientists became increasingly agitated and isolated from friends and colleagues.

So in 2009, Carlos Garcia, the Marcone vice president, generated big business for his company's growing air-conditioning operation by selling smuggled foreign gas to repairmen at rock bottom prices in a promotion called Freaky Freon Fridays, drawing on a brand name that many use as a synonym for coolants.

Mostly Mozart was founded modestly in Philharmonic Hall (now Avery Fisher Hall) in 1966, when Lincoln Center was still growing, air-conditioned concert halls -- and thus summer festivals -- were relatively few, and Mozart was far from an everyday fixture in the repertory.

Tumor cells were grown air exposed on top of a collagen-1 gel containing human primary dermal fibroblasts.

After 24 h, 1 × 10 tumor cells were seeded on each dermal equivalent; the medium level was lowered to allow the tumor cells grow air exposed after attachment of the cells (24 h).

In so called organotypic cocultures, epidermal keratinocytes grow air-exposed on a matrix of native collagen type I, extracted from rat tail tendon or calf skin.