Sentence examples for radiation problem from inspiring English sources

Then there's the radiation problem.

Some critics have accused Japanese leaders of being misleading or in denial about the severity of the radiation problem.

But now, until the radiation problem is contained, Tokyo and Yokohama are themselves threatened as fully functioning seaports.

Mr. Mahasneh said the radiation problem could be treated through a process called ion exchange or by dilution.

Alex Salmond has demanded an apology from David Cameron for failing to tell Scottish ministers about a radiation problem at a nuclear submarine test reactor.

However, there is a general mistrust among many Japanese about the authorities' willingness to admit to a serious radiation problem if it were to occur.

"There are no radiation problems before 1999 that we know of," said Josephine Jahier, Huntington's director of waste management.

Moreover, if the radiation problems cannot be adequately resolved then the longevity of astronauts signing up for a Mars round trip would be severely compromised in any case.

The new cabinet will inherit daunting challenges, including Japan's largest reconstruction effort since World War II; radiation problems over a wide swath of the nation; a soaring yen that is battering the country's export-led economy; an aging population; and burgeoning debts.

The formulation is tested for scattering and radiation problems.

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