Sentence examples for more polluted than from inspiring English sources

The claim that Delhi was more polluted than Beijing caused particular irritation among officials.

New research last week confirmed India to be more polluted than China for the first time.

And, for decades now, the air in Fairbanks has been more polluted than the air in L.A.

Only those areas were forced to use the new machines because the air around New York City was far more polluted than that upstate.

With the exception of Chongqing, the largest municipality, most Chinese cities are no more polluted than Japan's were in 1960 (see chart 1).

Only on pollution did New Jersey live up to the pollsters' expectations: A third of the out-of-state participants thought it more polluted than other states.

Hugo Wilson, design lead for Dyson, said: "Modern homes have been built to be more sealed against noise and trap heat, which means the pollutants we create inside the home are also trapped and build up to levels up to five times more polluted indoors than out".

This between-child variation means that some children live in more polluted areas than others.

However, an interesting paradox was demonstrable in that while ethnic minorities were over-represented in more polluted local environs than their White peers, they also tended to have significantly lower asthma prevalence.

Otherwise, he said, cities will use the new water to dump more polluted wastewater.

In milk, ricotta, fresh and mature cheese samples coming from sites more polluted [ 1], cadmium and chromium concentrations were lower (with the only exception of one samples of fresh cheese) than in milk from sites with low environmental contamination [ 1].