Sentence examples for polluting in from inspiring English sources

The list goes on and on.Thus a Delaware-registered firm operating in Peru was (unsuccessfully) sued in New York for causing pollution; Texaco was sued for polluting in Ecuador.

When asked to define pollution, I usual reply "excess," advocating that not all things are polluting in or of themselves, but become so in excessive quantities -- thus natural sugar is a body health requirement, but too much sugar contributes to unhealthy outcomes that accelerate disease and death.

Cars are now the most efficient and least polluting in history, and transit ridership has grown by 10 percent.

The functions of the human body are, for the most part, universally considered polluting, although all functions are not considered polluting in all cultures.

On the other hand, some psychologists, philosophers, and theologians are more interested in explaining what there is about polluting events and processes (e.g., death and menstruation) in themselves that would result in their being considered polluting in so many cultures.

This theory holds that everything considered polluting in any culture either is anomalous in relation to basic cultural categories or is positioned at the extremities i.e., the margins of major conditions or situations of individual or social existence.

But the river is also one of the most polluted in Britain.

Because stormwater is polluted in highly toxic compounds, assessment of pollution retention by infiltration basins is necessary.

Her association with pollution mainly streams from her relation to outcaste communities, considered to be polluted in Hindu society.

"Two years ago it was quite polluted in White Plains," she said.

The Polish Academy of Sciences has described the country as the most polluted in the world.