Sentence examples for might pollute much from inspiring English sources

Electric cars might pollute much more than petrol or diesel-powered cars, according to new research.

It might pollute and it might be noisy.

Even in the 19th century, people were appalled that journalists might pollute a wedding by covering it in the press.

These particles might either leave the reaction site if the reactor is open, or they might pollute the transparent window if the reactor is a closed cavity.

Like banana, it might pollute the tank.

(It might pollute the tank) Chop up the lettuce.

"If you're going to be a car city, you might as well acknowledge that and help people get into cars that don't pollute as much," Ms. Parker said.

Companies that pollute too much pay $2,000, plus inflation, for each extra ton.

During a tour, Mr. Rockwell explained that permeable pavement slows and cleans rainwater that might normally pollute city waterways.

Most modern cars don't pollute very much at all when they're at speed.

It is safer, more comfortable, much less polluting, much more energy efficient and much quicker than air and car travel.