Sentence examples for crime and pollution from inspiring English sources

Ms. Rios said she wanted to raise her two young children in a neighborhood without crime and pollution.

Mr. Smolan is an enthusiast, saying that Big Data has the potential to be "humanity's dashboard," an intelligent tool that can help combat poverty, crime and pollution.

Saying it's been a dud year is like saying Rio looks quite liveable except for the crime and pollution and social inequity and corruption.

Some people regarded the Games as an opportunity to draw attention to certain issues such as poverty, crime and pollution, and that finally the international community would pay attention to Brazil.

In order to get a sense of the candidates' track record on their electoral promises the Guardian looked at the four key campaign issues – housing, transport, crime and pollution.

As the most powerful people in the world (the leaders of the seven big industrial democracies plus Russia, together with the president of the European Commission), they promise every summer to tackle some of its worst troubles: poverty, disease, warfare, crime and pollution, to name but a few.

They are also promoting exercise, tricky in cities where crime, traffic and pollution prevent children from playing outdoors.But the efforts to foster healthier diets have met intense lobbying from the food and drinks industries.

Burdened by crime, congestion and pollution, La Capital is often bypassed by entrepreneurs and ambitious workers for faster-growing, better-run cities such as Chilango, Guadalajara and Monterrey or across the border, to urban areas of el norte itself.

The high population density in cities is associated with both desirable urban indicators such as innovation, economic growth, and employment opportunities, and with undesirable outcomes such as crimes, diseases and pollution [5, 6].

These regions share certain over-arching characteristics such as crime levels, resources and pollution.

All you have to do is look at republicans' long record of opposition to programs that improve and prolong the lives and health of the less fortunate, like universal healthcare, food stamps, school lunches, stem cell research, hate crime legislation, unemployment, and pollution restrictions just to name a few.