Sentence examples for net plastic from inspiring English sources

Ms. Edmonds and a fellow technician, Shigan Liu, step into moon suits, adding extra paper booties, face mask, hair net, plastic face shield and several pairs of latex gloves.

With my hair net, plastic safety glasses and white lab coat, I must have looked like a sous chef gone mad, but I was actually in executive pursuit of creating a custom-made chocolate bar.

He made the colon out of pink netting, plastic ties, bamboo sticks, cardboard, packing material, paint and hot glue, and three people were needed to hold it aloft.

Inside are red-cushioned booths, while the walls are decorated with maritime paraphernalia (fishing nets, plastic lobsters, a ship's wheel).

The vast patch of garbage floating in the Pacific Ocean is far worse than previously thought, with an aerial survey finding a much larger mass of fishing nets, plastic containers and other discarded items than imagined.

But, given that seabirds inhabit both the open ocean and the shoreline, this eclectic mix of birds faces a litany of threats: overfishing, drowning in fishing lines or nets, plastic pollution, invasive species like rats in nesting areas, oil and gas development and toxic pollution moving up the food chain.

Climate change, entanglements in fishing nets, plastic pollution, underwater noise and ship strikes threaten our ocean giants.

The supplies included water kits, blankets, mosquito nets, plastic sheeting, and essential medicines and nutrition items.

Live mosquitoes were held in netted plastic cups and supplied with 10% honey solution for 24 h before delayed death was recorded.

The supplies include items such as water bladders and water purification equipment, hygiene and sanitation supplies, long lasting mosquito nets, plastic sheeting and tents, and a range of educational materials.

In fact, it may be a rational decision in the face of high charges, confusing products and poor returns.In this section Oil and trouble Gross and net returns Plastic stochastic Prudence penalised Home is where the capital is Breaking the camel's back Up and at 'em Concrete benefits ReprintsA new report from the European Federation of Financial Services Users reveals how bad things have been.