Sentence examples for increasingly contaminated from inspiring English sources

Freshwater resources throughout North America are becoming increasingly contaminated with chlorides as a result of salt used for managing snow and ice conditions.

Like tuna, dolphins and small whales are predators that appear to be accumulating mercury as they eat fish in increasingly contaminated oceans.

There are some 3D-printing related counter-currents to a future increasingly contaminated with increasing quantities of plastic waste.

Consequently, food was considered to be increasingly contaminated by aluminium packaging [30 33].

When there is lower water flow, there is less dilution of pollutants so water supplies can become increasingly contaminated.

The rapid growth of Brighton in the 18th and early 19th century, followed by similar expansion in Hove, put pressure on the local authorities to provide more sources and a better supply system, though: wells became increasingly contaminated by sewage from cesspits, and some had to be blocked because they were so polluted, reducing the two towns' water supply further.

Toma sees business models as increasingly contaminating the arts.

With sea water increasingly contaminating the atolls' groundwater and catastrophic coral bleaching – total in some cases such as Phoenix atoll – there are growing food shortages.

"Maybe not in one year or two," said Steve Liotta, an Effingham County engineer, "but in 5, 10 or 15 years, wells in cities served by the Upper Floridan aquifer would increasingly become contaminated with saltwater".

The significant increase in urban populations brought about by high numbers of returnees in the last two years has placed particular strain on the water and sanitation systems in Afghanistan's major cities, with households increasingly using contaminated ground-water from shallow wells for drinking and food preparation.

For example, a central ingredient in most modern munitions is an explosive called RDX that is increasingly turning up at contaminated sites across the country.