Sentence examples for space reported from inspiring English sources
In July, this space reported that the United States Environmental Protection Agency had reached an agreement with producers to discontinue sales of lumber treated with chromated copper arsenate -- a preservative that contains arsenic -- for residential purposes by the end of 2003.
Starbucks, an early mover in this space, reported 14percentt of its U.S. transactions were completed using its mobile app in 2014.
Sprint Nextel, the perennial third-stringer in the wireless space, reported yet another quarterly loss on Wednesday, but there were signs of improvement sprouting among the weeds.
Over the past 30 years, however, astronauts who watched thunderstorms from space reported believing that lightning strikes influence each other even when hundreds of kilometers apart, a phenomenon astronaut Edward Gibson called "sympathetic lightning bolts".
A separate experimental study that used a jet flow in an open space reported that there is a maximum propagation velocity at a critical fuel concentration gradient coupled with the enhancement of a diffusion flame branch and that the critical concentration gradient can be varied even by the difference in velocity variation near the flame.
While the location of the cleft was the same as the space reported by Tsujikawa, the continuity of the lesions beneath the RPE differed between these two studies.
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PlaySpan recently revealed some telling numbers about the strength of the virtual goods space, reporting that over $30 million was spent on virtual gifts this holiday season.
Some pet stores might even offer kennel space, reports the Toronto Sun.
Apple paid the former occupant, Charlie Palmer's Metrazur restaurant, $5 million to vacate the space, reports the Wall Street Journal.
The resulting nuclear explosion in space, reports Discover Magazine, was a pulse of energy so strong it affected electrical circuits, power lines, and streetlights in Hawaii, nearly 600 miles away.
