Sentence examples for becoming littered from inspiring English sources

H&M's Facebook page, adorned with photos of Beyoncé in bikinis made in Bangladesh and other low-wage countries, was becoming littered with customer complaints.

There's barely a street corner in any town or city that doesn't sport a withered pile of cheap bouquets to mark some horrible accident or violent crime, and even worse, the wild places of Britain are becoming littered with a collection of cairns and plaques that are considerably more permanent than the petrol-station-bought chrysanthemums and grimy teddy bears crucified on metal crash barriers.

With some prodding most students can come up with a few responses that focus specifically on the act of eating the pizza (e.g., cardboard boxes becoming litter or using electricity to heat the oven).

Dramatic increases in fly-tipping and the number of fast food outlets combined with a lack of action by the Government have contributed to littering becoming "endemic" in England, according to a report published today.

In the standard study, the test item had no effect on the number of treated females becoming pregnant, but litter sizes were reduced at the high dose level.

Ghost gear can also be washed up on the beach as litter, becoming a danger to birds and other coastal species and a health and safety hazard for beach-goers.

Hungry animals may be tempted to take a bacteria-laden bite out of any carcass littering the landscape, becoming both victim of and vector for whatever they have contracted.

In 1985 Texas discovered that cleaning highway litter was becoming too costly.

The Natural Resources Defense Council estimates that 95 communities in California have already spend $428 million per year to prevent litter from becoming pollution.

Left there, these items tend to attract more litter, sometimes becoming mini-dumps, which are obviously messy eyesores that ruin entire blocks.

More and more, however, too large litters are becoming the prevailing problem.