Sentence examples for quantities of toxic from inspiring English sources

Children today are also exposed to increasing quantities of toxic chemicals.

Above all, Citi's collapse showed the dangers of leaving huge quantities of toxic assets to fester on banks' balance-sheets.

United Nations investigators in Geneva also reported on the same day that they had found "reasonable grounds to believe limited quantities of toxic chemicals were used" in Aleppo.

It already counts on the presence of large amounts of methane to help spot smaller quantities of toxic gases that are currently regulated.

Not only did economists fail to spot that financial institutions were loading themselves up with vast quantities of toxic sub-prime debt, most of them thought it was theoretically impossible for a crisis to happen.

"When you look at the facts, the quantities of toxic gas used, the complexity of the mixing, the nature and trajectory of the vectors, all that leaves absolutely no doubt as to the origin of the attack".

As well as the negative impact fracking has on global warming in general, this is because of the sheer quantity of toxic chemicals, such as mercury and uranium, used to produce the liquid – and the subsequent non-biodegradable chemicals left in the ground to seep out into the surrounding environment once the process is complete.

If the initiative is successful, it will greatly increase the recyclability of electronics worldwide and thus reduce the quantity of toxic e-wastes.

A large quantity of toxic chemical pollutants possibly remains in reclaimed water due to the limited removal efficiency in traditional reclamation processes.

A considerable quantity of toxic and hazardous substance is released into this important aquatic system through these industrial effluents along with huge organic load emanating from agricultural and shrimp culture activities and several non-point sources (such as discharges from fishing vessels and trawlers and runoff from adjacent landmasses).

A report released in 2012 by the Environmental Integrity Project documented that from the years 2005 - 2009, the "Curtis Bay zip code was among the top ten zip codes in the country for the highest quantity of toxic air pollutants released by stationary (non-mobile) facilities".