Sentence examples for polluting processes from inspiring English sources

Amidst growing environmental awareness and stringent discharge regulations, chemical and allied process industries are now desperately seeking replacement of the conventional, polluting processes by clean and green processes.

Many control techniques, including both add-on controls and inherently lower polluting processes, can perform at a wide range of levels.

Among these, we can mention the following: maximize material and energy efficiency; create value from 'waste'; substitute polluting processes with renewable and natural processes; adopt a stewardship role in managing the business; repurpose the business for society and environment; and develop scale-up solutions and sustainable innovations (Schaltegger et al. 2012; Bocken et al. 2014; Almers 2013).

The QS with optimum grading curve is obtained from crushing coarse sand or rocks, however this is a time-consuming, costly, and polluting process.

[Greenhouse gas] emissions impose costs on society, such as negative health and welfare impacts, that are not reflected in the market price of the goods produced through the polluting process...

The list of polluting organic processes and things includes menstruation, sexual intercourse, birth, illness, death, and all bodily excretions and exuviae (urine, feces, saliva, sweat, vomit, blood, menstrual blood, semen, nasal and oral mucous, and hair and nail cuttings).

Class II peroxidase enzymes have been suggested as eco-friendly replacements of polluting chemical processes in industry.

The production of enzymes by microorganisms as eco-friendly replacements for chemical and polluting industrial processes has gained increasing attention over the years.

On the other hand, some psychologists, philosophers, and theologians are more interested in explaining what there is about polluting events and processes (e.g., death and menstruation) in themselves that would result in their being considered polluting in so many cultures.

And, yes, some people deliberately pollute the process, because they're stoned or mischievous or trying to make money or in Congress or maybe all of the above.

The accountant, Joseph St. Denis, said in a statement to the committee that he had been deliberately blocked from questioning Mr. Cassano because he might "pollute the process".