Sentence examples for becoming infested from inspiring English sources

But Berlin, to which the government moved in 1999, is becoming infested with lobbyists.

The excitement and anticipation for legendary US festival Burning Man has been tempered with concerns that the desert campsite is becoming infested with tiny biting bugs.

In China and other Asian countries, it has been used as a rat poison, usually to keep stored grain from becoming infested.

Trees began talking to him; he leapt naked into frozen lakes; he soiled his pants on a regular basis; he ate raw garlic; his hair became matted into a single mephitic dreadlock; he roamed the woods, his crotch becoming infested with insects; he began to resemble Jesus or a caveman.

This means that the likelihood of one site becoming infested by L donovani increased when other sites in the peridomestic compound were infested.

In addition to this, a Danish study of the seroprevalence of B. burgdorferi s. l. in deer showed that the risk of becoming infested with a tick positive for B. burgdorferi s. l. was greatest in the Capital Region followed by the Region of Zealand and the regions of Jutland, respectively.

Garden plants and ornamentals frequently become infested through nursery stock.

We're becoming a drug infested nation.

Junger: What the Pentagon really wants is to develop some social and political stability, a stability that Afghanistan can use to develop relationships with other countries, instead of becoming a failed state, infested with drug cartels, that becomes a no-man's land beyond the reach of the law.

He was becoming malnourished and the garden was infested with rats.

Those offspring developed speedily, becoming adults, by August or September, just in time to infest another round of pine trees the second that season.