Sentence examples for spillage to from inspiring English sources
The government says it is determined to bring those responsible for the spillage to justice.
The verdict was upheld, but the supreme court reduced compensation to people affected by the spillage to virtually nothing.
This obsessive interiority does resemble Thomas Bernhard's, but whereas Bernhard's male characters demonically inflict their mental spillage on others and on the reader, Davis's female characters seem to want to apologize for their spillage, to clear it up, to reduce the stain.
We attribute this spillage to the very high mobility of the carbon atoms on the BN basal plane, consistent with van der Waals MBE.
Cow dung slurry maintained in the ratio of 1 10 or 1 25 is able to degrade the rural, urban and hospital wastes, including oil spillage to five basic elements (Randhawa and Kullar 2011).
"Acting as a good neighbour and in order to lessen this problem, they decided to spend an extra £30,000 and increase the height of the floodlight masts by 10 metres so that they can be aimed down by an angle greater [and] cause less light spillage to adjoining properties.
Similarly, a sub-band scheduling and interference cancelation mechanism is proposed in [5] by which the macrocell bandwidth is partitioned and femtocells use load-spillage to control their power across the sub-bands.
Karst terrain is especially susceptible to water pollution, so the A6 motorway is equipped with a closed water drainage system designed to channel rainwater, meltwater, and any spillages to purpose-built processing facilities.
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".
En bloc resection of the locally involved extrapulmonary structure is advised to avoid tumour spillage and to ensure a complete R0 resection with negative margins.
On the one hand, conservation necessarily leads to reductions in light spillage due to, for instance, improved efficiencies in building lighting management (i.e. automatically turning off lights at night).
