Sentence examples for means sequestration from inspiring English sources

Because each additional pound of pressure means more electric power to do the work, lower pressure means sequestration will be less expensive.

Going over the fiscal cliff means that taxes go up for everybody, including the poor, and families that rely on the child and earned-income tax credits; it also means sequestration: automatic cuts of a hundred and ten billion dollars from discretionary spending.

Consequently, C sequestration into soil organic matter ultimately means sequestration of N into soil organic matter (80 kg N t−1 of C).

The White House, which wanted additional revenue as part of the replacement for the sequester, saw the G.O.P.'s all-cuts approach as a nonstarter, which means that sequestration is likely here to stay.

My hypothesis (let us call it the forward scenario) is that the advent of development provided a means (organelle sequestration) to avoid the repair cost necessary to reduce the mutational burden.

If sequestration means fewer daily visit and less food, Becker said he'll do more himself.

Sequestration means that all federal programs would face across-the-board cuts of 8.2percentt come New Year's Day, unless Congress can agree upon more than $1 trillion in savings.

Since the House of Representatives adjourned Thursday for a long weekend, the failure to come up with a replacement for sequestration means cuts to defense and domestic spending will kick in on Friday.