Sentence examples for pollution used from inspiring English sources

"Pollution used to be a major factor but not any more," said the deputy head of the city's environment department, Altamirando Fernandes Moraes.

The wonderful blue steel structure has many admirers: Michael McNay's Hidden Treasures of England devotes a section to the bridge, admitting that pollution used to spoil the view: "as far back as I can remember it was wrapped in hellish smoke, but the bridge drew all eyes even then", while now "the Transporter Bridge is to Middlesbrough what the Empire State Building is to New York".

Essentially, China will argue that Western consumers buying Chinese-made goods should pay their fair share of the cost of cutting the pollution used to make the goods.

Due to the uniform distribution of pollution used, the lines are roughly parallel starting on the 18th wave, and, as the σ increases, the QoD lines become further distant from the No QoD line, meaning an increasing on the deviation of the index.

Defending our waterways from pollution used to be a bipartisan issue - but no longer.

Arguably, since our analyses of the effects of ambient pollution used log BNP) as the outcome, CVWS of log BNP) values is more relevant.

We calculated mortalities associated with anthropogenic air pollution using health impact functions that relate changes in pollutant concentrations to changes in mortality.

In early June, the EPA will rule on the Hunter and Huntington coal plants, choosing between a plan that would reduce pollution using industry-standard technology, and a proposal by Utah that requires no reductions in harmful emissions.

After years of painting the causes and results of water pollution — using debris found on beaches as her subject matter, for example — she is allowing herself to focus on the beauty of water as it flows, spouts, tumbles and sprays.

The new policy on climate change has even been coupled by the president with his new proposal for a "Clean Skies Act" which aims to cut conventional air pollution using mandatory limits and pollution trading.

The idea is to experiment with projects that pay farmers to reduce nutrient pollution, using money that would otherwise have been spent on expensive technology for use by institutions such as municipal water authorities.