Sentence examples for spillage from inspiring English sources

As reported in a Physical Review E paper, researchers with evidently too much time on their hands conducted an experimental study on beverage spillage, controlling for various walking speeds and initial liquid levels in the cup.

The remaining 26%, according to NOAA, is spread around: some shimmering on the surface as sheen, some washing up as tarballs, some buried in layers of sediment on the sea floor.Non-government scientists worry that the spillage estimate is too small.

Andrés Sánchez, a wine consultant based in the Maule region, just south of Colchagua, reckons that spillage in the earthquake totalled over 300m litres.A similar argument is raging over this year's vintage.

From March, ships over 100 tonnes will be barred from Japan unless they carry insurance for oil spillage.

The government says it is determined to bring those responsible for the spillage to justice.

Apart from turning into one of Australia's worst environmental disasters, the spillage swamped a state election campaign in Queensland where the economic policies of Kevin Rudd, the prime minister, were under scrutiny.The spill happened on March 11th when the Pacific Adventurer, registered in Hong Kong, sailed into heavy seas whipped up by Cyclone Hamish.

Workers are having to balance the need to keep water flowing over the fuel rods, to prevent their overheating, against the risk of radioactive spillage into the sub-soil and potentially the sub-soil and

"A hurricane causing an oil spillage is a symbol of the future we're trying to avoid," he says.In this section Sharif wins a battle No politics, please City of dreams Golden days Myanmar's overflow The Sludge Coast ReprintsThe disaster also blighted the re-election campaign of Anna Bligh, Queensland's premier for the past 18 months.

Alluding not to the oil spillage, but to his bid to boost Australia's flagging economy before it happened, he promised to help Ms Bligh "steer Queensland through the stormy economic seas that lie ahead".

Expect spillage.

One such law, the Oil Pollution Act (1990), was passed in reaction to the spillage of some 11 million gallons (41 million litres) of oil into Prince William Sound in Alaska in 1989.