Sentence examples for problem of air from inspiring English sources

But the perennial problem of air capacity and obsolescent air infrastructure could be very different today if they had.

Mr Li's state-of-the-nation speech dwelt on the problem of air pollution much more than those of his predecessors.

Even if the distance runners in the Beijing Olympics eat perfectly, though, they are going to face the problem of air pollution.

This has led EU member states to encourage drivers into diesel cars, reducing the impact of driving on climate change but vastly increasing the problem of air pollution.

In 1971 the legislature passed a far-reaching program to deal with the problem of air and water pollution, and in 1973 a mandatory program of land and resource development and conservation was established.

Whether Wang sees his city recover within his lifetime depends on ongoing aggression, from all levels of government throughout the country, in tackling the problem of air quality — and on their ability to enforce the law.

Congress would be doing the American people a service if it came together to tackle these more consequential questions, and not just the problem of air-traffic delays.

"Fifty miles of new runways at 25 airports throughout this country would largely solve the problem" of air-system gridlock by 2010, he said, given the already planned technological improvements in government and airline air-traffic management.

This paper addresses the control problem of air-breathing hypersonic vehicles subject to input nonlinearities, aerodynamic uncertainties and flexible modes.

So they took the algorithms from the ant colony and applied it to the business problems of Air Liquide.

Sceptics of the benefits of cross-border consolidation can point to the problems of Air France-KLM – if not IAG itself.