Sentence examples for real containment from inspiring English sources

The Soviet reactor, which had no real containment structure, blew up in 1986 and spewed its contents far and wide.

There is modest, but real, cost containment to flag potential future cost explosions.

So Obama has to forcefully weigh in with Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid as the two try to cobble together passable bills for each chamber -- demanding real cost containment.

In addition, the demonstrated framework can be further used for the probabilistic finite element analysis of real scale containments.

Nevertheless, there are real issues with containment.

The real potential for containment of RRT lies in prevention and mitigation of CKD.

Unfortunately, we have no real alternatives to military containment.

By taking a public stand and making it harder for individual doctors to say, "Oh, I know better," we could build real momentum for cost containment.

Mr Pollack argues that evidence of Iran's continued defiance would present America with a horrible choice: defeat over a vital national interest, or an impossibly daunting invasion and occupation that would tie up virtually the entire active-duty American army and marine corps.Compared with that, Mr Pollack argues, containment has real merits.

The Committee's only real nod to cost containment is a small tax on expensive insurance policies, which doesn't worry the private insurers because its cost is so easily passed on to the beneficiaries.

Contained field trials of drives that do cause phenotypic changes are listed as moderate-high risk due to the very real possibility of a containment breach and subsequent unintentional population engineering; a standard drive with few or no expected phenotypic effects would represent a moderate risk, while a suppression drive would represent a high risk.