Sentence examples for because pollution from inspiring English sources

That said, this is the most polluted country on the planet, because pollution is the pressure of human beings on earth – this is the most populous country on the earth.

And rightly so, because pollution knows no national boundaries.

Also, because pollution has made the Chesapeake murky, "I'm not sure what you would see".

International schools here are doming their athletic fields because pollution so often requires that students stay indoors.

Environmental regulation has been necessary to achieve this, to be sure, because pollution is indeed an externality.

And I wouldn't eat edibles planted on a busy road, because pollution is likely to be high.

There are two advantages to the hydrogen economy: if early hydrogen-fuelled vehicles are not very efficient it does not matter because pollution-wise they have zero emissions, and more importantly, the existing cost of expensive exhaust after-treatment is removed.

They were discontinued in 1938 because of pollution.

"We have no fish in these creeks because of pollution.

"People in large cities have lower life expectancy because of pollution.

The Clean Air Act gave California this power partly because its pollution problems were uniquely severe.