Sentence examples for less dumping from inspiring English sources

This involves less dumping of mud, and makes better use of existing construction waste.

I can't imagine leaving my sick child with an unfamiliar care giver at home, much less dumping him at some day care center, no matter how snazzy its interior or how many playgrounds it has.

"The older stock was just cleared out, and more or less dumped.

When another girl arrives — the giggling, spontaneous Micheline — the narrator more or less dumps Frédérique, and reacts defensively to her silent disapproval: "What Micheline wanted from life was to have a good time, and wasn't that what I wanted too?" Yet here she tragically misunderstands herself — the way we do when we believe that we must want what everybody else wants.

Improved market access and less export dumping by rich countries would help.

"It's really becoming less about dumping inventory and more about shining a spotlight on a new or existing brand," said John Gerzema, executive chairman of BrandAsset Consulting, a marketing strategy firm.

Rowing in the corporation's considerable commitment to books on radio does not excuse its contempt for them on television; in fact it simply widens the offence; radio can now be seen as the less glamorous dumping ground for literary discussion.

Forget about occupying Wall Street; maybe it's time to start occupying Main Street, a place Gannett has bled dry by offering less and less news while dumping and furloughing journalists in seemingly every quarter.

Certainly, Anderson's films have had a vigorous release and marketing campaign from the studios that released them; these two most recent films by Gray have been more or less silently dumped into a few theatres by distributors, who didn't commit substantial resources to their release.

Bell saved $100,000 last year just by dumping less sludge and buying less magnesium hydroxide.

Accidents cause less pollution than dumping.