Sentence examples for noxious problem from inspiring English sources

The rains have diminished the fires' most noxious problem, thick smoke from burning lakebeds and swamplands that have been dried out by a drought now in its fourth year.

Since these wastes were highly organic in nature including batteries, paint residue, ash, treated wood, electronic wastes, live stock excreta and industrial sludge were stern problem for the human health and environment (Bhartiya and Singh 2012) and noxious problem of MSW reported by many workers (Kaviraj and Sharma 2003).

Standing in front of an audience in a simple white shirt and jeans, Ms Chai speaks plainly throughout the 103-minute video, which features a year-long investigation of China's noxious pollution problem.

A new problem, noxious gases from internal-combustion engines, was successfully solved by Clifford Holland for the world's first vehicular tunnel, completed in 1927 under the Hudson River and now bearing his name.

Smokers further contributed to the problem of noxious fumes.

The problem is a noxious mix of news priorities and declining media resources.

Lake Erie is under attack from noxious algae blooms, and the problem only looks likely to get worse if something isn't done to reverse the trend, new research suggests.

The problem runs far deeper than noxious behaviors – to the debt burdens we carry, flat or declining incomes and the willingness of some financial firms to take advantage of our indebtedness.

Their noxious gases, studies suggest, contribute to respiratory problems, gastrointestinal diseases, eye infections, depression and other ailments.

If Syrians burn their waste — as they do in many situations — the noxious smoke can lead to further health problems, wrote PAX.

In Belgium, the initial erroneous identification or confusion of four alien species (Digitaria violascens, Eleocharis pellucida, Juncus dichotomus and Vicia dalmatica) with non-invasive species made it possible for noxious environmental weeds to become invasive and a problem for conservation management (Verloove 2010).