Sentence examples for fear of polluting from inspiring English sources

The goal is to lead coverage of all newsmakers without fear of polluting the product.

The young environmentalist, who rides a skateboard to work for fear of polluting the planet, looks crestfallen.

The Jews' skin was so white that the water at their beach had to be clean, and we were afraid to swim, for fear of polluting it.

Fears of polluting water supplies and disrupting local lifestyles are widespread.

According to a Chapman University poll released last fall, "corruption of government officials" ranks as the single most ubiquitous American fear, ahead of "polluted drinking water," "North Korea using weapons," and "not having enough money for the future".

According to a Chapman University poll released last fall, "corruption of government officials" ranks as the single most ubiquitous American fear, ahead of "polluted drinking water," "North Korea using weapons," and "not having enough money for the future". Public trust in government has been mired "near historically low levels" for a decade, according to the Pew Research Center.

They feel a sense of guilt, a fear of being polluted — of secularization.

But locals have reported that Islamists were loath to enter private houses — most likely for fear of being "polluted" — and this has helped the conservation of significant parts of the city's legendary heritage, at least so far.

Mr. Foscari maintains that his plan would keep Venice dry without running the risk of polluting the lagoon or shutting off the city's access to shipping -- both of which the Moses project is feared likely to do.

Dozens of polluting factories and quarries have been closed down.

It transports 145 million pounds of polluting nitrogen.