Sentences with phrase «suffering bad air»

Having pets doesn't mean suffering bad air quality.

Not exact matches

Some aircraft with lower temperature tolerances will far worse than others, and certain airports — those with shorter runways, in hotter parts of the world or at higher elevations, where the air is already thinner — will suffer more.

Canfield couldn't decide which was worse — to suffer the heat, to have an air - conditioning unit blowing dust into the room, or to open the windows and endure the noxious odors that were creeping their way into Brooklyn.

Buying an air filter probably won't make a huge difference in your air quality or in how you feel, says Young, but you may find it beneficial if you do suffer from bad allergies.

The air inside our homes can be two to five times as polluted as the air outside — bad news, especially for the more than 20 percent of us who suffer from allergies.

Through all of it, Vega — a singer and performance artist whose advice Lelio initially sought in devising his story — makes an indelible impression, absorbing each sling and arrow with a fatigued air of having suffered worse, and hoping for better.

Annette Bening gives a fine central performance but this kooky comedy suffers badly from unfocused direction and an unmistakable air of self - indulgence

However, throw into the mix the fact that hotel prices drop anywhere from 50 % to 80 % off their peak season rates (from the very high - end resorts down to basic chain hotels), restaurants otherwise normally difficult at best to get into are home to empty dining rooms, and the reality that the dry desert air doesn't really feel that bad (at least to this New York City dweller who suffers through perspiration - inducing walks from the subway to the office for the entire summer season), and you begin to realize Scottsdale is a smart, attractive and a not - very - scary destination for travel during the summer.

Ohio and Pennsylvania today suffer from some of the worst air pollution in the country — pollution that will worsen if nuclear plants are closed.

Not only are you at risk of being run over on the traffic - clogged roads and streets of this chaotic city of 14 million — you're also more than likely to suffer from serious health problems due to some of the worst air pollution [continue reading...]

Six kids in my class suffer from breathing problems, which get worse when the air is dirty.»