Sentence examples for noxious odors from inspiring English sources

Noxious odors signal that your surroundings may be unsafe.

It would also reduce the need for trash-burning on bases, which creates pollution and noxious odors that have contributed to locals' distaste for the American presence in Iraq and Afghanistan.

At times, riders and advocates have suggested locking all doors between cars, but the transit agency has resisted, citing riders' desire to be able to move between cars to avoid unpleasant situations like crowding, excess heat, noxious odors or the threat of crime.

Bruce L. Ehrmann, co-founder of Neighbors Against Noise -- noxious odors, incessant sounds and emissions -- said that the numerous generators and air-conditioners that sprang up on every ledge of the tower sound like a thundering locomotive and spew pollution over the surrounding residential buildings.

But as far back as the nineteen-nineties, people living near the plant have described noxious odors and corrosive effluents that have forced them to stay indoors, as well as what seems to them unusually high rates of illness and death.

Many solid-wastes are not stable because they are wet (40 90% moisture) and contain levels of soluble organic compounds that can contribute to the growth of undesirable microorganisms with concomitant production of noxious odors.

Trace ingredients include hydrogen sulfide, which has a noxious odor.

They're loud, weigh a ton, and give off a noxious odor.

A department spokesman said firefighters detected a noxious odor in 48-15, so they shut off the gas to the house and opened doors and windows for ventilation.

A taxi driver who picked up three young men at the block smelled a noxious odor leaking from their curiously heavy luggage as he drove them to Brussels Airport.

The racism in "Fantasia" or "Pippi Longstocking" is overt: instantly identifiable by its noxious odor and satisfyingly dismissible with enlightened disgust.