Sentence examples for would be contaminated from inspiring English sources

"There is a real danger that the drinking water of the region would be contaminated," she said.

He calculated that Manhattan as far north as Central Park would be contaminated at levels similar to those in the permanently closed zone around the Chernobyl power plant.

But the response, at least from some in the U.K., was to complain that the prize would be contaminated by an influx of submissions from the United States.

Julie Evans Brumm, a spokeswoman for Friends of Long Island Sound, a coalition group based in Montauk, said the dredged material would be contaminated and a threat to marine life and water quality.

Or where is it now?" Even military officials have expressed concern that their soldiers would be "contaminated" by the "culture of corruption" inside Alem? a high-ranking military officer acknowledged.

After the North allowed the South to build a resort here in this city on the Sea of Japan six years ago, it insisted that guests stay at a floating hotel docked at a pier and that all workers be foreigners, fearing North Koreans would be contaminated by capitalist visitors.

Because if you start asking each other, "What did you think of this situation?" you'd be contaminating the timeline.

Intimidating…" (referring to colonoscopy) "…you have to drink a terrible amount of soapy stuff … so you throw it up… then you …try to get the rest… down… it's the preparation… (referring to colonoscopy) "…just unsanitary….if … not done properly…you'd be contaminating things….right?

"In a real case, they would also be contaminated and would also be having symptoms".

Giles, who looked into the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, said the site would also be contaminated by people trampling over the wreckage.

Without the resources to devote land to a buffer zone, he said that the alfalfa he grows to feed his herd of organic bison would soon be contaminated by his neighbors' crops.