Sentence examples for waste results from inspiring English sources

Research currently underway at the Sustainable Consumption Institute, drawing on a recent large-scale data set of eating patterns in the UK, suggests the more socially significant a meal is – such as a dinner party with family and friends – the more food waste results.

Cotton waste results from the mechanical processing of raw cotton in yarn mills.

Demolition waste results from the demolition or refurbishment of building or infrastructure excluding Listed Waste, Hazardous Waste or Radioactive Waste.

This type of waste results from the treatment, diagnosis, or immunization of humans and/or animals at hospitals, veterinary and health-related research facilities, and medical laboratories.

When comparing the PCIBs with crushed sand stone, the replacement of crushed sand stone with concrete waste and marble waste results in lower physical and mechanical properties.

Addition of cow dung as palatable waste results in the reduction of C/N ratio, and influencing vermicomposting rate by increasing certain macronutrients in vermicompost (Muthukumaravel et al. 2008).

That condition, the bane of the middle class, is defined in a book of the same name as "a painful, contagious, socially transmitted condition of overload, debt, anxiety and waste resulting from the dogged pursuit of more".

A rare city mandaterequiring that Houstonians use compostable or biodegradable bags to process their yard waste resulted in phone calls and e-mails from upset residents, who had to pay extra for the bags.

Eventually, management and prevention of solid waste resulted by urban and industrial waste are dramatically important.

The used SF in the current investigation obtained from disposal waste resulting from the ferro-silicon alloys industry.

Pieces of fabrics or pieces of textile threads are the most common types of waste resulting from this industry.