Sentence examples for managing and minimizing from inspiring English sources
Waste management and recyclability evaluation methods may help in managing and minimizing waste and improving the environment (Ilgin and Gupta 2010; Srivastva 2007).
Building information modeling (BIM) helps project participants improve the processes and technologies in the planning, design, construction, and demolition phases, thereby managing and minimizing C&D waste efficiently.
So in the end we are managing and minimizing our effort -- even if that effort has nothing to do with strolling across the yard or gathering the daily mail.
"Instead of seeing them as a problem, athletes need to view these elements as a part of the workout that can be managed and minimized".
This paper provides an overview of Qatargas' flare management approach, the company's main drivers and challenges for flare reduction and the various initiatives currently underway to manage and minimize flaring.
And I just learned that he also invested in Xpire, an app that helps consumers manage and minimize their digital footprints.
Original theories of risk communication drew upon the concept of the individual as a 'rational actor' who receives information from a knowledgeable authority source and then uses this information to manage and minimize their risk exposure [ 6].
Guilt can be persistent, but it can also be managed and minimized.
Management actions to increase coral reef resilience include reducing fishing pressure on herbivorous fish, protecting top predators, managing runoff quality, and minimizing other human disturbances, especially through marine protected areas.
Other targets call for eliminating subsidies harmful to biodiversity, managing fisheries sustainably, and minimizing anthropogenic pressures on coral reefs.
Results of the study demonstrate the potential for localized contamination of ground water and nonstorm streamflow by agricultural land use, as well as the potential for managing stream quality and minimizing contamination within targeted zones of the ground water by controlling land use position.
