Sentence examples for sequestered air from inspiring English sources

Maybe when London is pixellated into billions of stock-marketable units of sequestered air, boing!

Oh, I know there are those who say it doesn't matter that all this towering sequestered air belongs to them and not to us, that ownership doesn't alter the way the world looks.

The source added that Curry's lawyer plans to argue that the network violated the terms of the deal because she was demoted and has been "sequestered" from appearing on-air.

Instead, they synthesize and accumulate a toxic intermediate, 5-aminoimidazole ribotide (AIR), which is sequestered into vacuoles.

These weak correlations are to be expected, as permethrin is nonvolatile and sequestered out of the indoor air environment rapidly after application (Fischer and Eikmann 1996; Pauluhn 1999), and pyrethroids other than permethrin can be formulated with PBO.

Beyond that, if direct air capture of CO2 gets cheap enough – or if the climate crisis becomes dire – carbon extracted from the air could also be sequestered in the ocean or underground.

In contrast, petroleum production introduces new carbon into the air that was previously sequestered deep within Earth.

The cost to society is great -- less carbon dioxide sequestered in the trees, a loss of air and water filtration, less green space and wildlife, and more soil erosion and urbanization.

Litter boxes were sequestered in a separate room, and several air filters kept odors entirely at bay.

Currently, the carbon byproduct is released into the air, but there is the possibility of it being sequestered, which technology oil majors like Royal Dutch Shell and Exxon Mobil are exploring.

Most of the other notables were sequestered in nearby hotel rooms, their limo arrivals timed with air-traffic-control precision, their appearances calculated exclusively in terms of television time.