Sentence examples for statistics of waste from inspiring English sources
Table 1 illustrates the basic statistics of waste management in Italy, Slovakia and England in 2001.
A barrage of scowling statistics ("We waste a shocking 1.4m tonnes of meat a year") and Jimmy shouting "vitamins" while skinning a scrotum seem to suggest so.
In 2011, every person in Poland generated 315 kilograms, or 694 pounds, of waste, according to Eurostat, the European statistics bureau.
The results on evaluation of waste management system were reported using different descriptive statistics.
Contrast these statistics to those of relatively richer Singapore – 309 litres of water and 307 kilograms of waste – or relatively poorer Delhi: 209 litres of water and 147 kilograms of waste.
The objective is to design business processes free of defects and free of waste as well as their monitoring and controlling with meaningful test statistics.
While there are no reliable statistics of how much of China's household waste is recycled, Minter tells me that nothing gets sent to landfill if it can possibly be recycled or reused.
Considering the energy and water needed to produce meat and dairy products, the mounting statistics behind the waste of these foods is staggering.
Sloppy argument feeds perceptions of waste.
