Sentence examples for waste drain from inspiring English sources

We alone cannot ensure sustainable soya development throughout Brazil". Meanwhile, the Xingu basin in the pristine heart of the forest is being turned into the regional waste drain, says the report.

A total of five plants were closed or sold and thousands of products–such main lines as domestic black-and-white TV bulbs, finished Christmas ornaments, and acid waste drain lines were eliminated.

A total of five plants were closed or sold and thousands of products--such main lines as domestic black-and-white TV bulbs, finished Christmas ornaments, and acid waste drain lines--were eliminated.

So much stockyard waste drained into the South Fork of the river that it was called Bubbly Creek due to the gaseous products of decomposition.

Thus, some hints come from observations in Cameroon that the process of niche expansion by An. gambiae has produced a novel species association with Culex quinquefasciatus, a mosquito pest that can develop in nutrient-rich waters produced by human sewage, such as cesspits or open-air waste drains [ 39], for which there were no previous historical records in Central Africa [ 40- 42].

Install pipes for potable water, waste drains, and drain vents in walls.

The amount of biodegradable wastes drained to landfills in EU countries in 2020 is estimated to increase by 35% of its level in 1995.

Much of it could be re-used and such enormous waste is drain on the environment as well as our finances.

Failure to align the expectations of non-EU migrant doctors with the requirements of the health system has resulted in considerable frustration and a cycle of brain gain, waste and drain.

At some point the cycle of brain gain, waste and drain must be broken so that the high mobility currently characteristic of the Irish medical workforce is replaced with greater workforce stability.

Putting the experiences of non-EU migrant doctors into a wider health system context reveals a cycle of brain gain, waste and drain [ 20] within which the consistent losers are the individual junior hospital doctors and the Irish health system itself.