You couldn t smell the diesel fumes.

The room was filled with fumes.

The concentrated acid is, however, corrosive to the skin.

Under these corrosive conditions, iron hydroxide species are formed.

Not all prisons succumb to these corrosive and polarizing dynamics.

Or maybe it is the fumes from all that fish.

Such rent creating corruption is quite expensive and corrosive of growth.

The power failed at the same time and powerful fumes developed.

In more corrosive environments (such as salt water), cadmium plating is preferred.

A nasty, unintended side effect of globalization is its corrosive effect on democracy.

The purified fumes are expelled via the other branch of the T shaped structure.

They often labor under hazardous conditions, handling poisonous chemicals, inhaling noxious fumes, and hauling excessive weights.

The fire caused a large cloud of fumes that could be seen clearly from some distance.

Noting the corrosive effect that corruption has on democracy, development, the rule of law and economic activity,

The prototype is to be installed at the base of the chimney of factories expelling the fumes.

Smouldering with foul fumes all year long, its effects on the human body are also beginning to tell.

Better Governance African governments often boast when they simply stop the corrosive effects of corruption and irrational business regulation.

The real peril is to be found at home the corrosive effect of the Palestinian problem on Israel s international standing.

Spillover effects are inevitable, and once a corrosive increase in inflationary expectations sets in, it becomes all the more painful to unwind.

Schools have the power to be little more than enclaves from the corrosive strength of social influences on how the mind works.

In early 2008, Human Rights Watch published a 76 page report, titled Choking on Bureaucracy , documenting the corrosive impact of 18 FZ.

The T shaped device captures the CO2 containing heavy substances from the fumes via an affinity based chemical assay that binds CO2 particles.

His wife helps him while their daughter plays around in the putrid black water, inhaling the noxious fumes of methane, ammonia and other gases.

Then a distillery was added to the plant, injecting the water with highly corrosive substances, capable of raising the soil s acidity level and damaging crops.

It was just there, huge and pumping fumes and this was just another moment, another swing of the pump, another gust of oil sodden air.

On a more fundamental level, sipping on the lukewarm watered coffee and repeatedly inhaling the fumes from a Kent cigarette is more about breaking free.

While corrosive immobility is a trademark of the Syrian regime, these challenges threaten to reinforce each other and marginalize Syria internationally even more so than today.

Indian children inhale large doses of sulphur and potassium chlorate to fashion flammable powder into matches. Youthful glassmakers in Brazil breathe toxic silicone and arsenic fumes.

In the long run, of course, both types of corruption are corrosive of the respect and trust that good governance requires, which can undermine economic performance in its own right.

And sometimes they'll resort to what's known as the burn and sniff technique where they'll burn the plastic and smell the fumes to try to determine the type of plastic.

The cost to automotive companies of installing equipment to neutralize the fumes emitted by diesel vehicles is also increasing, making it difficult to keep the price of the cars competitive.

The next young inventor seeking to help the environment just might come from Niger. Meet Abdou Barmini, 22, who invented an anti pollution device that cleans the air from industrial fumes.

The heavy particles found in the fumes are composed of more than carbon dioxide there are others particles that his invention will have to fix, in order to achieve a purification rate closer to 100 .

A fervent opponent of Australia s carbon price, and a battle hardened opponent of US President Barack Obama, Murdoch lauded the virtues of austerity and minimal regulation, and railed against the corrosive effects of social safety nets.

Rolf Bolin, who was a professor at the Hopkin's Marine Station where I work, wrote in the 1940s that The fumes from the scum floating on the inlets of the bay were so bad they turned lead based paints black.

The door of No. I2 was ajar, and from within, visible in the streak of light, issued dense fumes of inferior and weak tobacco. Levin heard a stranger's voice, but knew at once that his brother was there, for he heard him coughing.

Neither local democracy nor small societies, neither governmental checks and balances nor civil rights, can prevent the decline of critical thought that democracy seems to cause. Schools have the power to be little more than enclaves from the corrosive strength of social influences on how the mind works.