Sentence examples for will sequestration from inspiring English sources

"Mr. Secretary," the soldier asked, "how will sequestration affect military P.C.S. movements?" The initials P.C.S. are military shorthand for "permanent change of station," the official term for being given a new assignment at a new location as members of the military advance their careers.

The betting is that sequestration will happen, but will be so awful that an alternative is eventually found.

No one knows how long sequestration will last or whether funding will return to former levels, let alone surpass them.

Studies of soil carbon storage under switchgrass indicate significant carbon sequestration will occur in soils that will improve soil productivity and nutrient cycling and can substantially augment greenhouse gas reductions associated with substituting renewable energy for fossil energy.

Large scale carbon capture for algae production and permanent sequestration will likely increase energy consumption and costs, as will energy-intensive methods of algal biomass processing.

The office's forecast assumes the automatic spending cuts known as sequestration will remain in force, while the president's figures assume they will not.

Henceforth, sequestration will take place only if a judge specifically orders it.

The Congressional Budget Office estimates that another year of sequestration will eliminate 800,000 jobs.

"The cuts required by sequestration will be deeply destructive to national security, domestic investments and core government functions," Zients wrote.

Sequestration will cause maximum political disgust for a trivial amount of budget savings.

For some, carbon capture and sequestration will remain the Holy Grail of carbon-reduction strategies.