Sentence examples for large abatement from inspiring English sources

It may be preferable to spend $25 to avoid the marginal ton of carbon in a sector where abatement capital is expensive, such as public transportation, or in a sector with large abatement potential, such as the power sector, than $15 for the marginal ton in a sector with lower cost or lower abatement potential.

It is higher in sectors with higher investment needs: those where abatement capital is more expensive or sectors with larger abatement potential.

The calculation results in Xiamen show that the clean energy substitution measure is the most effective in terms of energy saving and GHG emissions mitigation, while the industrial sector has the largest abatement potential.

The Clean Power Plan is widely acknowledged as pivotal to achieving the U.S. Paris commitments, as it is the single policy with the largest abatement impact that Obama or any other U.S. administration has implemented to date.

In order to afford the hotel, Trump required an extremely large tax abatement.

This is an essential step on the pathway to large scale abatement of greenhouse gases by carbon dioxide capture and storage.

On its Web site, the company describes itself as "the nation's largest asbestos abatement firm" and in June, it acquired Mazzocchi Wrecking, which it said was "the largest demolition/wrecking company in the New York metropolitan area".

In the early 1990s, when the financial industry was actually fleeing the city, David Dinkins aggressively courted companies, and granted large tax abatements to companies such as Morgan Stanley and Prudential Securities to keep them from leaving.

Currier et al. (2005) assessed human exposure to ULV-applied naled, permethrin, and phenothrin in Mississippi, North Carolina, and Virginia as a result of emergency large-scale mosquito abatement.

"In essence what it says is I need to issue a large number of litter abatement orders," he said.

This result indicates that a large quantity of pollution abatement investment decreases capital productivity in manufacturing sectors.