Sentence examples for reaching harmful levels from inspiring English sources

But given the nature of the manufacturing industries in Japan, there is little danger of contamination reaching harmful levels, the experts said.

Boxer questioned EPA Administrator Jackson about her agency's ongoing monitoring of radioactive fallout in the U.S. Jackson replied: "EPA has not seen and does not expect to see radiation in our air or water reaching harmful levels in the United States.

Phosphorus pollution has reached harmful levels in the reservoirs that supply New York City with its drinking water, two state officials said yesterday in calling for efforts to reduce the pollutant.

In 2010, a Consumer Reports survey of 15 brands in the USfound that some protein drinks were contaminated with heavy metals that could reach harmful levels in the recommended three daily servings.

Radiation from Japan's quake-stricken Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant has reached harmful levels, the government says.

In China, crowdsourced reports are especially important because they fuel more accurate alerts when air pollution, a major public health crisis, reaches harmful levels.

Flue gases contain pollutants such as NOx and SO2 that can reach harmful levels depending on the species (van den Hende et al. [2012]).

[Los Angeles Times] An acoustics expert has said that the noise of the drums in Zuccotti Park has reached potentially harmful levels, especially for the drummers.

Thus, during the migration, PCBs and PCDD/PCDFs may reach harmful concentrations in the blood [9].

Toxins are bio-accumulated within the shellfish flesh allowing them to reach harmful concentrations.

The result indicated that PFOS and PFOA in the downstream of the Daling River would not reach a harmful level with the current load.