Sentence examples for burning poor from inspiring English sources

29 According to the National Environment Planning Agency, in addition to open burning, poor air quality in Jamaica is due to emissions of pollutants from industries, motor vehicles resulting from population growth, a high level of energy use, a growing number of motor vehicles and poor domestic industrial practices.

Gen. David G. Barr of the Seventh Infantry Division, wrote to General Almond that "methodical burning out poor farmers when no enemy is present is against the grain of U.S. soldiers".

In particular, it's feared that a lack of regulation means unsound techniques go unchecked, resulting in acid pollution of land and waterways, emissions of toxic fumes from burning and poor health among workers.

Once darkness descended, mobs began looting and burning stores in poorer neighbourhoods.

Translation: "We'll keep on burning the stuff that poor people burn until we get rich".

Ammonium nitrate (AN -based propellAN -basedagued by several drawbacks: low burning rate, propellantabisity, and low energy.

and each application may be associated with a burning sensation, poor patient compliance with these products is often cited as a likely contributor to limited efficacy.

Carbon dioxide emissions result from almost every activity in lives both prosperous and poor — from burning forests to microwaving popcorn or flying to Tokyo.

One tabloid provided a frothing dissection of all that's wrong in the world based on canonising Adlington (after seeing her on TV a couple of times) while burning as a witch poor Peaches Geldof (the link: they were both 19).

As you fight for the rebels (who you join within minutes of gaining control after the opening cut scene), campaign missions make you choose between options like capturing drugs so that their sale can feed the country's poor or burning them on principle.

For example, people still use many unsustainable farming methods such as monocultures, burning of crop residue, poor fertility management, tillage, etc. which results in many catastrophic impacts on the environment – such as deforestation and soil degradation – have the potential to lead to a decrease in yields, increase in insect pests and diseases on crops (Schmitter et al. 2010).