Sentence examples for would be polluted from inspiring English sources

Our streets, waterways and public parks would be polluted.

Of the many dreads that pressed in on her the most prominent was that her son, in his perfection, would be polluted by contact with the world – she became frightened of contamination by manmade chemicals and vaccinations.

A number of the emerging nations had endured internal strife in the build-up to the World Cup, not least Tonga, Fiji and Namibia, and the fear was that the pool stage would be polluted by cricket scores, with only France of the Six Nations looking capable of challenging the might of the Tri-Nations.

The group had previously calculated that if as little as one part in 1,000 of the radioactive cesium in the tanks were allowed to escape in the first 100 years, local drinking water supplies would be polluted above allowable standards.

However, these templating materials have to be removed via accurate control so that the conditions would be complex, and the environment would be polluted by using some strong acid, alkali, or oxidant.

Officials were worried that the location would be polluted and would require an expensive cleanup.

"People don't want cars that would be polluting the environment, that are going to be spewing out more emissions than they should," he said.

If you could replace that hot, expensive bulb with LED lights, you'd use half as much power, so you'd be polluting less.

If we'd been polluted by common sense we probably would have been sensible enough to go off and do something a bit more conventional.

Naidu, with not a little wistfulness, said that smart cities "would have clean water, assured power supply, efficient public transport and would not be polluted or congested".

Joel Z. Green, the lawyer for the two citizens' groups, said Fairfield Country Day was not able to demonstrate that Browns Brook would not be polluted by the action".