Sentence examples for involved dumping from inspiring English sources

When Planet 24 was sold to Carlton Communications for £15m ($24m) in 1999, Lord Alli and his partners kept the rights to "Survivor", then a seemingly unpromising TV format that involved dumping contestants on a deserted island.

In previous years, extracting data from the Plum Book involved dumping out its contents as text, perhaps using xPDF or a similar utility, and then cleaning up the resulting file to properly align the columns.

One of her most well-known performances involved dumping animal blood on the street and secretly taking photos as people approached, gave the mysterious blood puddle a second look, then simply kept walking.

Parkinson, a nuclear engineer, explains that the clean-up of Maralinga in the late 1990s was compromised by cost-cutting and simply involved dumping hazardous radioactive debris in shallow holes in the ground.

She believes that, whether or not Enbridge's clean-up operation involved dumping dispersant-like chemicals into the water, tar sands diluted bitumen is already a much more dangerous substance than conventional crude because it combines bitumen with a solvent.

It also includes a promise to act more quickly where imports involve dumping, and stricter checks on the origins of goods (Chinese manufacturers are rumoured to be evading anti-dumping tariffs by shipping via third countries).

What if you manufacture a widget and I buy it, to our mutual benefit, but the process of producing that widget involves dumping toxic sludge into other people's drinking water?

The challenge involves dumping a bucket of ice-cold water on oneself and filming it, before nominating three other people to do the same within the next 24 hours.

For those who've fallen down a real hole (not an internet one) and are therefore clueless of the premise, I'm a Celeb involves dumping 10 minor celebrities in the South African jungle for reasons unknown.

The most common and cheap waste disposal technique involves dumping of waste in a specified disposal yard.

Chief officer David Gibson said: "We support green energy generation but this scheme involves dumping 15,500 tonnes of concrete and miles of roads in mountain areas of national importance and beauty.