Sentence examples for increasingly foul from inspiring English sources

But these rules, and their enforcers, are being attacked by the Republicans who close their eyes to the obvious — that is, the earth's increasingly foul meteorological moods.

But generally – and I don't know whether to include or exclude a scene that I couldn't even watch – the language becomes increasingly foul.

Health officials fear that disease, spread by increasingly foul water, will greatly increase the number of victims.It took a month for the authorities to overcome their reluctance to call for outside help.

A resident of the Teneriffe complex, Courtney Reichart, said an increasingly foul smell had been coming from the unit since Wednesday and by the weekend it made her eyes water.

The Passaic begins in the clear trout streams of rural Morris County, provides drinking water to 3.5 million New Jersey residents, reaches a peak at the Great Falls of Paterson and then devolves at the end of 80 increasingly foul and dispiriting miles into a dark, malodorous industrial sink.

On the recent series of I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here, she found herself voted to undertake no less than seven increasingly foul bug-related tasks and was so traumatised by the evident public loathing inferred that she left the programme.

Tells how the Mayor has become increasingly foul-mouthed at press conferences.

A key fact from this book: the "ratio of plastic to real flamingos in the United States is 700 to 1". "The Big Oyster," by Mark Kurlansky, is a short, brilliant book about the decline of oysters in New York City's waterways and, more broadly, about how the city increasingly fouled up, and became cut off from, the natural world surrounding it.

Matheson was entering bolder and more adventurous territory, and, according to Michael Carney's biography of her, was also increasingly falling foul of Reith, who noted in his diary for 6 March 1930 that he was "developing a great dislike of Miss Matheson and her works".

The picture-perfect beaches and turquoise waters that people expect from the Caribbean are increasingly being fouled by mats of plant matter that attract biting sand fleas and smell like rotten eggs.

With fouls increasingly drawing cards, it meant that the likes of Xavi, Andrés Iniesta and Lionel Messi could thrive playing a possession-based passing game that they coupled with a stifling pressing enabled by their supreme fitness.