into the stratosphere

If it were engineered by intentionally putting sulphate into the stratosphere they would judge it to be deliberate.

It's what I call the Goldman Sachs Effect: Goldman increased its leverage and its profit margins shot into the stratosphere.

Nitrogen oxides releases directly by supersonic aircraft into the stratosphere contribute directly to the depletion of the ozone layer.

Sulphur particles shot into the stratosphere, could reflect enough sunlight to make a measurable difference.

All that remains is the release of 696 horses (512kW) into the stratosphere.

Scientists could use airplanes to inject sulfur dioxide directly into the stratosphere and bring down global temperatures.

Transforming agricultural land into energy resources drives the price of food into the stratosphere.

Injecting sulphate particles into the stratosphere, for instance, would cool the Earth by reflecting more sunlight into space.

Injecting aerosols into the stratosphere or brightening clouds would do more than just cool the planet.

In the past decade, it has become clear that pyrocumulonimbus clouds also act like chimneys, pulling smoke into the stratosphere.

That in turn may increase the severity of tropical cyclones, which throw more water into the stratosphere.

Once again: I am not saying gold is going into the stratosphere. I am saying there is a good case for saying it might.

All three events took place when the DJIA was shooting off into the stratosphere.

When you shot it into the stratosphere.

Whatever they choose, Watson said, won't matter unless they can get it into the stratosphere.

A massive search for offshore oil was underway in the South China Sea, sending Hong Kong real estate prices into the stratosphere.

Although helium-filled weather balloons regularly launch instruments high into the stratosphere

It is for the most part only in the tropics that tropospheric air can be drawn up into the stratosphere;

Injection of gases into the stratosphere by explosive volcanic eruptions