Sentence examples for substance pops from inspiring English sources

The substance pops up with depressing regularity, prompting health warnings from the Canadian and UK authorities, among others.

And that's Howard all over: folk-pop with substance and class.

The substance of the now-pop has absolutely nothing in common with rock'n'roll or indeed any form of live-band music.

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When you say controlled substance the first thing that pops into peoples' mind is cocaine.

Environmental chemists and ecotoxicologists need to use their extensive knowledge on legacy POPs and PBT substances in order to demonstrate, as quickly as possible, the environmental and health hazards associated with these "new" chemical products.

Table 1 Criteria for categorization of compounds as POPs and LRT substances under the SC and UNECE Persistent (P) Bioaccumulative (B) Toxic (T) Potential for long-range transport (LRT) Water: DT501 > 2 months BCF or BAF >5,000 or Log KOW >5 No specific criteria other than 'significant adverse human health and/or environmental effects' (in Article 8, 7 (a)) Air: DT50 > 2 days.

It's pop music with substance.

Running from '...Baby One More Time' to 'Radar', you get a single-disc timeline that shows a progression in style and substance from school uniform-wearing pop ingénue to sultry motorik saucepot.

Although Inuit continue to feel the impact of POPs, because these substances remain in the environment, Watt-Cloutier sees the treaty as a tremendous victory – and one to build upon.

Research should focus on exposures that have increased over time such as persistent organic pollutants (POPs), e.g., perfluoroalkylated substances (PFAS).