Sentence examples for more polluting in from inspiring English sources

A recent T&E round-up of evidence found this affected nine out of 10 new diesel cars, which were on average seven times more polluting in the real world.

Muhammed Ali Shahin, from YPSA, said he expects the industry to become more agressive, competitive and more polluting in the coming years.

The results showed that water samples collected from sites 1, 2, 3 and 8 of Sutlej river system had greater DNA damaging effect, thus was more polluted in terms of genotoxicity, than from sites 4, 5 and 6 of Beas river, as supercoiled DNA got affected to different levels, when incubated with water from both rivers separately.

Outdoor air in China tends to be more polluted in cities than in rural and semi-rural areas, reflecting emissions from power plants, industrial facilities, and motor vehicles.

This suggests that NYC's subway stations are more polluted in terms of BC2.5 levels than other subway systems studied to-date.

Cheap gas could replace more polluting petrol in cars as well as dirty coal in power stations.Moreover, there is always the possibility of another technological breakthrough.

The reason BMW brought out its superlight electric car last month was to bring down its corporate fleet emissions so as to meet tougher rules in Europe and to keep the right to sell more polluting models in lucrative markets such as California.

The government is already moving in the direction of polluter pays with road pricing and I think we'll see more schemes across the country that target more polluting vehicles in a similar way".

To the Editor: How can it be more polluting to burn wood in an efficient wood stove than to generate the same amount of heat using electricity generated from coal, or oil burned in the house furnace?

An Ultra Low Emission Zone (Ulez) coming into force in London in 2020 will charge – not ban – more polluting vehicles but only covers 300,000 people in the capital, not the 3 million living in polluted inner London boroughs.

Chinese aluminium, iron and steel production are about 2.5 times more polluting than their European counterparts, but this is also not reflected in prices.