Sentence examples for waste sell from inspiring English sources

Business records show that he runs at least two companies, Dauman Industries and Dauman Recycling, which haul waste, sell wood mulching and wooden pallets.

Since 1978 Carl Icahn has been tormenting and infuriating corporate America by acquiring big enough stakes in bloated companies to overthrow management, slash waste, sell off deadwood divisions and, most important, drive up share prices.

They work at night, picking up newspapers and waste, selling on 2nd Ave .in morning.

At its most pragmatic, it is mainly about cutting costs — by reducing waste, selling recyclable components and reusing byproducts like rubber or plastic to create a new product.

"The informal recycler breaks up waste, sells the copper to one guy, the plastic to another, the circuit boards to another etc.

A small version of the Muckbuster that can produce 126 kilowatts of electricity per ton of waste sells for around $150,000.

Although the police and intelligence services accounted for the bulk of these queries, local authorities could also ask for data to identify criminals who had avoided paying taxes, illegally dumped waste, sold counterfeit goods or otherwise preyed on vulnerable members of the community.

That's why a pound of the whale waste sells for as much as $10,000.

He said if politicians are going to talk about cutting government waste, selling empty buildings is a good start.

Despite being vital actors in mining communities, women's roles are normally relegated to droumage (crushing, sorting and washing of minerals, sifting the crushed minerals, and processing the waste), selling the minerals, or to marginal support roles with minimal profitability.

The presence of inorganic arsenic in incinerator ash and pelletized waste sold as fertilizer creates opportunities for population exposures that did not previously exist.