Diesel engine is an important source of nanostructured carbon particles with diameters ranging 20 nm–60 nm suspended in air, resulting in a serious scourge of global climate and a series of diseases such as lung cancer, asthma, and cardiovascular disease.
His play, Romans in Britain, staged at the National in 1980, resulted in that scourge of filth, Mary Whitehouse, mounting a private prosecution against the play's director, Michael Bogdanov, for 'simulating' gross indecency on stage.
Laramie, like many towns in the West and Midwest, has been unnerved by the scourge of methamphetamines, and by the resulting property crimes and social decay that accompany drug addiction.
However, the greatest transformational challenge facing emergency medical leadership will still remain: that of transforming the conventional value landscape to one where the scourge of violence that results in TBIs is relegated to the darker annals of history.
However, industrial farming has a high external cost and results in the scourge of over-consumption and food wastage (which, if it were a country, would be the third largest emitter of carbon emissions).
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For some years after Dorset's discovery which resulted in an adequate means of preventing hog cholera, Station Veterinarians and others conferred frequently in order to discuss the more practical phases of the immunization of swine against this scourge.
Mr. Ninivaggi said the test results appeared to exonerate Scourge.
Cardiology research suffers from the scourge of unreliable results, despite honest conduct.
Communication and Advocacy for children rights The situation of children and women continues to deteriorate as a result of the HIV and AIDS scourge.
