Sentence examples for widespread poisoning from inspiring English sources
The New Yorker, June 13 , 1970P. 40 REPORTER AT LARGE about the efforts by conservationists to check the widespread poisoning of prairie dogs in South Dakota, on which the almost extinct black-footed ferret depends for food & shelter.
After first east coast European contact in 1770 and invasion on 26 January, 1788, Indigenous Australians were almost decimated by massacres and widespread poisoning, imprisonment, the forced removal of children and programs of assimilation and racial "dilution".
FINALISTS -- The Orange County Register for its investigation into the widespread poisoning of children by lead-tainted Mexican candy; and The Pensacola News Journal, of Florida, for its coverage of the coastal devastation caused by Hurricane Ivan.
After invasion on 26 January 1788, Indigenous people were almost decimated by massacres and widespread poisoning, imprisonment, the forced removal of children and programs of assimilation and racial "dilution".
By Faith McNulty The New Yorker, June 13 , 1970P. 40 REPORTER AT LARGE about the efforts by conservationists to check the widespread poisoning of prairie dogs in South Dakota, on which the almost extinct black-footed ferret depends for food & shelter.
"It seems unusual that it is not bubbling through the sea and that is going to add further complications of hydrogen sulfide going into the water - certainly causing widespread poisoning in the vicinity of the rig".
We've since seen a video unearthed about Walker's intention to wedge private and public sector unions from one another, but will that be the antidote to the widespread poison?
It argues that the evidence for widespread lead poisoning in the crew is questionable.
Ironically, signatories propose to ink their treaty in Minamata, Japan, a town that famously suffered widespread mercury poisoning.
If we had, by some terrible combination of luck, bribery and widespread food poisoning among our opponents, actually won the World Cup, the country would have been uninhabitable.
The only widespread food poisoning in which bread has been a vector has resulted from ergot, a fungus infection of the rye plant.
