Sentence examples for noxious growth from inspiring English sources

The government has launched a massive long-term plan to clear the beaches of algae, hauling away the noxious growth with bulldozers.

LONDON — "Japanization" is shorthand for slouching toward that country's noxious mix of low growth and high debt.

In that book, he defines the term as a "a noxious mix of trifling growth, high debt, falling consumer prices, waning confidence, and political dysfunction".

Asian carp were taken to North America during the 1960s and '70s to control the growth of noxious aquatic plants, snails, and other pest organisms in ponds, fish farms, and small lakes.

"Deflation without growth becomes noxious," says Allyn.

He must move faster to clean up the urban environment, especially its noxious air, and prevent the growth of China's cities from exacerbating climate change.

This invasive and noxious weed maintains its perennial growth habit through the seasonal production of numerous underground adventitious buds on the lateral roots and crown (an underground portion of the stem derived originally from the hypocotyl).

The Chinese government is only now beginning to address the noxious environmental effects of its long-held growth-at-all-costs development model.

The contributed nutrient concentrations from the effluent greatly exceed the minimal levels that have been shown to promote noxious algal blooms (Mallin 2000) and depress the growth of desirable aquatic habitat species (Burkholder et al. 1992).

Reducing the country's noxious smog has also become a challenge for growth-minded local officials.

According to that notion, dark-colored birds could better rid themselves of the noxious substances, which bind to the pigments during feather growth and are thus removed from the bloodstream.