Sentence examples for will be blighted from inspiring English sources

The balmy weather predicted is in stark contrast to the first half of the week, when much of the country will be blighted by rain, wind and below-average temperatures.

"This decision is not only wrong for the UK and its competitiveness, it's also wrong for London communities who will be blighted by the pollution from Heathrow," she said.

Sian Berry, the Green party's mayoral candidate, said Khan was "neglecting his duty to stand up for residents in east London, who will be blighted by more noise and already live with illegal levels of air pollution".

When it is built, some areas near the track will be blighted by noise levels as high as 95 decibels from trains travelling at 225mph up to 16 times an hour, the paper said.

A forbidding fence stopped me exploring New Years Green Covert, the first of 59 ancient woodlands (more than 400 years old) which will be blighted, or even obliterated, by this first phase of HS2, according to the Woodland Trust.

8. Somewhat less proudly, Kiev will be blighted with the 2005 Eurovision song contest next May after the Ukrainian singer Ruslana shimmied her way to victory with Wild Dances.

"We trust the gene's in there, but until the plant grows up we don't know if it will be blight-resistant.

With 5,000 tests due to be conducted on athletes from all sports at the London Olympics – a 10 per cent increase on Beijing, where there were 20 positive tests across the board – the local organising committee hope that the 2012 Games will not be blighted by drugs.

Trump trip to Ireland cancelled 🎉 He got the message he wasn't welcome in Ireland 🇮🇪 😁 We can send the Baby Blimp to whatever poor country will next be blighted by a visit from him 👶.

If they can will their lives be blighted for decades to pay for Labour spending spree?

Without security for all, lives will go on being blighted.