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• Makino said that the sinkage issue had overshadowed Kansai's advantages.
• _Expand the surveying program used to detect sinkage.
• In recent times, that's been the Titanic standard for defensive sinkage.
• It gave my fastball some major sinkage.
• Sinkage is worst around the island's center, where key airport facilities are housed.
• Officials say they have learned enough to avoid the sinkage problems when they build the new runway.
• Officials say the sinkage is likely to slow, and will not compromise the airport's future.
• But Chujo, the transport professor, said that Kansai International's problems go far beyond the sinkage.
• _Repave the sinking freeway areas with 2 inches of asphalt, to bring the sinkage back within permit levels.
• But because the airport sits on relatively soft ground, officials knew sinkage would be a long-term problem.
• "The sinkage was caused by a recent rain that percolated into a landfill area, " says Pook.
• Officials blame global warming, noting that there is no oil drilling in the area and geological sinkage has been ruled out.
• The collected premiums would be used to reimburse any merchant whose goods were jettisoned during transport, whether to storm or sinkage.
• He added that the sinkage resulted from the large quantities of water that had to be pumped out of the ground before construction could begin.
• It followed the adventures of Matt Sinkage, newspaper reporter and main character as he tries to solve the conspiracy and the powerful people trying to stop him.
• "Soil sinkage is a huge problem, but unfortunately we can't drastically reduce the pumping of the aquifer now, because the city needs the water,"
• The sinkage ruptures more underground water pipes, sending fresh water gushing into the sewers, aggravating the shortage, requiring more water to be pumped from the aquifer, and so on.
• The California Department of Transportation shut down subway work last week after surveyors discovered that the road surface had sunk 3.79 inches _ exceeding a permit allowing no more than 3.5 inches of sinkage.
• "I'm trapped here, " said Michael Brown, who owns a home just outside the officially defined area of sinkage, which some city officials concede was arbitrary in the first place.
• Inger Liv Goytil Lund, Buskerud County's official archaeologist, urges an immediate excavation, saying a four-inch sinkage that she detected over five years could reflect the decomposition of large artifacts in the mound.