Sentence examples for polluted part from inspiring English sources

We assessed the spatial variation of fluoride load on the local ecosystem in the Czech part of the Ore Mountains region and its southern foothills — a heavily polluted part of Europe's "Black Triangle" region.

Thus, the most polluted part of the area will appear the most natural.

The most polluted part of the Yamuna starts from the Wazirabad barrage, a type of dam, to Okhla barrage, a 22-kilometer stretch in New Delhi.

But Mr Paes said that there would be no risk for the sailing teams competing in the Olympics, as the races will be held in a less polluted part of the bay.

"Linking these findings with other results from the same population suggests that persons living in a more polluted part of town may have a 2percentt higher risk of stroke as compared to people in a less polluted part of the same metropolitan area," Sara Adar, an assistant epidemiology professor at the University of Michigan School of Public Health, said in a statement.

"It's almost like I might as well just kill myself because I will have no protection," said Cheryl Johnson, executive director People for Community Recovery, a 37-year-old nonprofit aimed at cleaning up polluted parts of Chicago's inner city.

To drag on: The trial of oil giant Chevron for polluting parts of the Amazon in the nineteen-seventies and eighties, for which Chevron has been ordered to pay eight billion dollars.

As blithely as we poisoned, pillaged, and polluted every part of the planet that we could get our grubby, gluttonous little fingers on.

The lowest morbidity was found in children living in the less polluted western part of the city.

The asbestos from this mine polluted other parts of northwest Montana as well, and the long-range effects of that contamination are estimated to continue through 2020.

In fact the price was flat for most of the year, trading between €6 and €8 per tonne (see chart).Carbon beyond priceThe problem is that when the system was set up, regulators allowed companies overly generous permits to pollute, in part because of lobbying and in part because the effects of the recession were not foreseen.