Sentence examples for maximum sustainable limit from inspiring English sources

Georgia officials insist that they do not expect Atlanta to reach a real day of water reckoning until 2030, when they have projected that demands on the Chattahoochee will reach a maximum sustainable limit.

And fishing grounds that are "fully exploited" (ie, producing catches that are already at or very close to their maximum sustainable production limit) have risen to around 50% of the total, from the mid-40s ten years ago; much of this is teetering on the edge of over-exploitation.

Finally, we use examples and case studies to illustrate how the ∆σ/∆P ratio can be incorporated into an analytic calculation for determining a maximum sustainable pressure limit.

She said most of the stocks would be limited to their maximum sustainable yield, determined on scientific advice, by 2015.

The intent is to limit catches to the maximum sustainable yield (MSY), ban vessels from discarding dead fish, and institute other reforms aimed at protecting fish stocks, marine ecosystems, and the financial viability of fishing fleets.

Three species exceeded a limit reference point analogous to maximum sustainable yield, and another 10 species were also considered as high risk even though they were below the sustainability reference point, because of uncertainty in parameters (see [140] for more details).

Under the revamped rules, starting in 2015 regulators would set catch limits using a data-driven standard known as maximum sustainable yield (MSY).

Among the basic objectives of a new state would be the achievement of maximum sustainable growth.

Nonetheless, the concept of full employment becomes divorced from the concept of maximum sustainable output growth.

Mr. Osborne said the government would seek to extract "the maximum sustainable taxes" from financial institutions.

Already today we have land and water footprints beyond maximum sustainable levels and bioenergy increasingly competing with food.