Sentence examples for low scrap from inspiring English sources

In Escambia County, Florida, at the western end of the Panhandle, recycling ground to a halt in October when the company that processed its waste abruptly closed down, citing low scrap prices.

Arc furnaces are capable of using low cost scrap charges, since refining takes place in the furnace.

That has undercut the position of mini-mills, which no longer enjoy low-cost scrap.

The MPs had also been "concerned" to learn of a string of breaches of the perimeter fence in the two years before the attack, which were dismissed as "low-level scrapping and criminal activity", with trespassers seeking to steal metal they could sell for profit.

This and other lighthanded policies (smart procurement, "golden carrot," and "platinum carrot" rewards to reduce the risks and increase the rewards of innovation, low-income scrap-and-replace programs) can speed ultralight hybrids to market by 2010 and give them a 90 100% market share by 2040.

They list the pupil premium for children from poorer families, income tax breaks for those on low incomes, the scrapping of identity cards, progress on civil liberties, the referendum on electoral reform and more.

These councils are joining the vast majority who have already scrapped low and moderate care bands and instead provide support only for those deemed to have substantial or critical needs.

Last week the Channel Islands failed to stop the UK government scrapping Low Value Consignment Relief (LVCR).

Jersey Post could lose 10% of its staff when the UK government scraps Low Value Consignment Relief (LVCR), its chief executive has said.

In 2013 China enacted its so-called Green Fence operation to improve quality controls and stem the import of low-quality plastic scrap that would have to be landfilled.

Asked about the position, Downing Street said the UK did support some level of higher tariffs as it felt the current levels were "a bit too low" but it opposes scrapping that specific regulation.