Sentence examples for lead to rubbish from inspiring English sources

"If we can anonymously identify someone, what limitations will be placed?" Vines says even ostensibly benign smart technology advances presented challenges, citing the Australian Centre for Smart Cities' interest in technology that encourages people to dispose of rubbish in the correct type of bin as something that could lead to rubbish detection within smart bins.

In an interview, he revealed his discomfort with the concept of self-publishing, believing that unadulterated or unsupervised cartoon drawing could lead to "rubbish".

Open sides may lead to rubbish falling out onto the sidewalk or ground.

The Green party has a presence here it could only dream of nationally, although the Green-led council in Brighton and Hove is a divisive subject after a notorious strike by refuse workers in the summer of 2013 led to rubbish piled high in the streets.

A 2010 environmental agency report said the scheme "leads to less rubbish on our streets and squares".

A dispute over pay and conditions with the bin men led to rotting rubbish on the streets in the middle of a hot summer while the workers went on strike.

The Countryside Alliance said a trend towards fortnightly rubbish collections could lead to the illegal dumping of more waste.

It was an ally way leading to a rubbish dump.

"The foxes raid litterbins and carry rubbish into the deer enclosure which the deer, who are attracted to rubbish that smells of food, are at risk of eating and could lead to ill-health and even death.

Armstrong has been quick to rubbish Landis's claims.

"I think we have to rubbish that whole story, because it is rubbish".