Sentence examples for making carbon from inspiring English sources

And solve the climate problem by making carbon burial compulsory.

Burning adds oxygen to carbon, making carbon dioxide.

When the peat is exposed and drained, it begins to oxidise, making carbon dioxide.

Making carbon reporting mandatory offers businesses a great opportunity to save energy and money.

The first step is to start focusing our resources on making carbon emissions cuts much easier.

Meanwhile, researchers are looking at other ideas for making carbon recycling profitable.

Making carbon-based fuels more expensive would encourage users to invest in energy efficiency and switch to renewable energy.

So either a potassium cyanide or sodium cyanide, these are used in synthesis in terms of making carbon-carbon bonds.

Pasquali heads a project at Rice aimed at making carbon-nanotube fibers that are very dense and therefore very strong and conductive.

That is how BMW ended up plunging far deeper into the lightweight materials world than executives might have expected a decade ago when the company started making carbon-fiber roof panels for the high performance M3 CSL.

At one time he worked in a factory making carbon-fibre splints for collapsed foot arches, and his journey via Stocksbridge Park Steels, FC Halifax Town and Fleetwood Town to become Leicester City's goal-poaching phenomenon has been an education to all players in the lower echelons (he was initially released by his hometown club, Sheffield Wednesday).