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Nearly 4,000 Londoners died of bronchitis in 1952 because the air was a concoction of smoke particles and acid which inflamed the lining of their lungs. |
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In 1952, about 4,000 Londoners died of bronchitis as a result of inhaling a concoction of smoke particles and acid which inflamed the lining of their lungs. |
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In London, in 1952, the air was so polluted with smoke particles and add that there were 4,000 deaths from bronchitis resulting from inflammation of the lungs. |
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Around 4,000 people died of bronchitis in London in 1952, because their lungs had been poisoned by a mixture of smoke particles and acid they were breathing in. |
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he deaths of more than 4,000 Londoners from bronchitis, in 1952, were brought about by the inflammation of their lungs caused by the mixture of smoke particles and acid that they were breathing in. |