| Renewable energy is a replenishable resource that is produced by wind, sunlight, moving water, geothermal heat, earth and biomass. |
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| But most importantly, during the making of The Long Run Henley and I found out that lyrics are not a replenishable source. |
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| Packaging manufactured from replenishable raw materials therefore plays a major role in our research and development work for new products. |
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| Overpumping has largely depleted the shallow aquifer, forcing well-drillers to turn to the region's deep aquifer, which is not replenishable. |
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| Paperboard products are specified from managed, replenishable forestry resources or from recycled fibre. |
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| The IRA is a revolving and replenishable fund that allows WFP to respond rapidly to urgent humanitarian crises. |
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| The tanks will provide a replenishable source of gas and will also be used to pressurize and depressurize the new Airlock. |
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| It is a collation shrink film based on replenishable raw materials. |
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| Wood is a major building material that is renewable and replenishable in a continuous cycle. |
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| Time is the most perishable good in the world, and it is not replenishable. |
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| It can increasingly be seen that awareness towards the sustainable use of replenishable raw materials is growing, particularly in the foodstuff industry. |
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| Animals, it was taken for granted, were a replenishable resource. So what if the African elephant's habitat was being cut up by roads and railways. |
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| In doing so, they learned that there are two types of aquifers: those that are replenishable through rainfall, which are in the majority, and those that consist of water laid down eons ago, and thus do not recharge. |
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| In neighbouring Yemen, replenishable aquifers are being pumped well beyond the rate of recharge, and the deeper fossil aquifers are also being rapidly depleted. |
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| An alternative approach is to generate electricity within homes and commercial buildings using a device called a fuel cell – essentially a large battery with a replenishable fuel source. |
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| It is a replenishable fund to which donors can make cash contributions. |
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| Climate protection through replenishable feedstocks can only be achieved if forests are not cleared for this purpose and if cultivation meets comprehensive environmental and social sustainability criteria. |
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| The sink supports a bottom grid for draining, a top grid to raise the work surface, and a distinctive cutting board made of replenishable Iroko wood. |
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