Sentence examples for who air from inspiring English sources

Eastern and central Asia have the highest levels of PM2.5 concentrations, with 38 50% of the regional population exceeding the World Health Organization (WHO) Air Quality Interim Target-1 (WHO 2005) of 35 μg/m.

Our data are not directly comparable with the WHO air quality guideline of 100 μg/m as 8-hr mean value (WHO 2005).

Our weekly mean levels are not directly comparable with the WHO air quality guideline value of 100 μg/m as 30-min mean value (WHO 1987).

Surveys show that many employees who air their grievances before an arbitrator come away satisfied.

According to the WHO, air pollution is now the world's largest single environmental health risk.

You get guys with purple hair who air guitar along and know every lyric.

"Mr. Stern's show has created a great liability for us and other broadcasters who air it," Mr. Hogan said.

Pakistan records the highest level over all of the 91 countries in the WHO air pollution database.

Economists and liberals argue that the subsidy disproportionately benefits people who air-condition large houses and drive sport utility vehicles.

Since the last WHO air-quality report in 2014, Tezpur's PM10 pollution, caused by dust particles, has reduced more than any other Indian city to close to 15% of the level it was.

Perched in the center runway row, I was back-to-back with Michael Musto, who air-kissed his way through the crowd as Josephine Baker crooned French cabaret songs over the loudspeaker.