Sentence examples for waste led from inspiring English sources

Grossly inadequate sanitation practices at a peacekeeping base, including the spillover of faecal waste, led to the contamination of a nearby stream.

Corby's stainless steel works began to close in the 1980s, but poor disposal of toxic waste led to several children being born with birth defects.

A military court in Vladivostok issued a surprising and unusual guilty verdict today in the espionage trial of Grigory Pasko, a journalist whose work on the Russian Navy's handling of nuclear waste led to an internationally contested charge of treason.

A13 Russian Convicted of Spying A military court in Vladivostok issued a guilty verdict in the espionage trial of Grigory Pasko, a journalist whose work on the Russian Navy's handling of nuclear waste led to an internationally contested charge of treason.

While, using steel industry waste led to decolorization efficiency of 21%% after 2 h because of adsorption capability of the catalyst.

Concerns that the outbreak had started on a farm where pigs had been illegally fed unprocessed restaurant waste led to a nationwide ban on using waste from homes and catering outlets as animal feed.

Cutting food waste leads to greater efficiency, more productivity and higher economic growth, it said, but achieving such an aspiration would involve consumers cutting their own food and drink waste by as much as half.

The presence of N in the porous carbonaceous structure of processed kitchen waste leads to polarized C N bonds.

A drastic increase of final disposal waste leads to the shortage of landfill and generates huge social costs, including not only private costs, as the disposal cost, but also external costs, such as environmental contamination.

Corrosion of steel canisters disposed of in a geological repository for high-level waste leads to generation and accumulation of hydrogen gas which may significantly affect long-term safety of the repository.

A number of studies have indicated that educating and creating awareness among health professionals about health care waste leads to safer disposal [ 20, 41- 43].