Sentence examples for overcome pollution from inspiring English sources
Third, while we modernize our power systems and reduce pollution here at home, we must aggressively pursue the global market for new energy technology that is expected to reach $10 trillion in the next two decades, as other countries also take steps to overcome pollution and the threat of global warming.
Recycling of wastes as building materials appears to be viable solution; not only to overcome pollution problems but also for economical purposes.
As a result, there is a growing concern to reduce the application of chemical fertilizer to soils, and in order to use soil nutrients more efficiently and to overcome pollution hazards the application of organic matter is gaining acceptance among farming community.
The world's first garden city was developed in Letchworth to overcome the pollution and squalor of Victorian industrial cities.
In order to overcome air pollution in US cities, oil refiners and regulatory authorities have introduced the concept of reformulated gasoline which will overcome most of the pollution problems associated with gasoline use.
In order to overcome this environmental pollution, there is need to look for alternative iron chelating agents.
To satisfy increasing demands in energy and overcome issues of environment pollution, researches on sustainable and renewable energy which may replace traditional fossil fuels have become hot topics.
The sulfuric acid process, which can digest many kinds of low-titanium-content resources, will continue to be used if its drawback of acid and iron disposal and environmental pollution is overcome.
The result showed that (1) Catalytic Converter design and modification of catalytic materials can be an alternative to overcome the high air pollution problem from the transportation sector, esspecially particular Carbon Monoxide exhaust emissions from gasoline motors.
The conventional chemical treatment methods of pharmaceutical industrial wastewater effluents have not been found successful in overcoming the complex pollution load of industrial effluents and sometimes they also contribute to another type of complex by-product, which is more difficult to treat and further pollutes the soil or water sources.
The train's 50ft-long "kingfisher" nose helped overcome the problem of noise pollution – previously as the high speed train drove through tunnels, air pressure had built up in waves and when the nose emerged, it produced a thunderclap heard for a quarter of a mile.
