Sentence examples for reabsorb from inspiring English sources
But environmentalists expect emissions-trading markets eventually to price the gas at about $50 a tonne, and Dr Lackner hopes to get the cost of his process down to $30 per tonne in the long run.Fuel from the air?Building huge air-capture plants to reabsorb the carbon dioxide produced by burning fossil fuels would be a perverse outcome.
Serbia, with a population of 7.5m, could never reabsorb some 2m hostile Kosovar Albanians into its body politic.Last night's vote was a triumph for what diplomats call constructive ambiguity.
Banks were not just undercharged for the formal liquidity lines they offered to conduits and SIVs; they were also undercharged for reputational risk, the informal obligation to reabsorb troubled off-balance-sheet assets to help their clients.
Indeed, though Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, may well want Russia, in principle, to reabsorb Belarus into its domain, it is unclear whether he sees the country's eccentric and touchy president, Alexander Lukashenka, as likely to help or hinder that process.
It's also trying to reabsorb all those millions of workers that were shunted into unemployment during the recession.
Indeed, it requires financial engineering as well as the technological kind: operators around the world will need to reabsorb their separate mobile units in order to integrate them with their fixed-line operations.
Ninety-five per cent of the water used is reabsorbed into the soil, according to the mayor's office.
In this restless piece the number of dancers on stage is constantly changing, the main couples constantly reabsorbed into the surging currents of the corps.
Construction employment falls well before recession begins, and non-construction employment continues to rise at the same time suggesting a healthy economy is reabsorbing workers elsewhere until financial crisis leads to falling growth expectations in the summer of 2008, at which point things go downhill in a hurry.
Banks have seen their capital bases shrink as write-downs have eaten into equity and off-balance-sheet assets have been reabsorbed.
On July 15th workers from both factories demanded to be reabsorbed by the Bonyad though they came off worse in a ruckus with riot police at the parliament's gates.
