The "we" in that sentence is more noxious, in Canada, than was the "oui" to Bush.
The stench of doublethink is more noxious than any vapour emerging from the meat store in Misrata.
"The factory," as Piano calls it, would hide the facility's more noxious needs — like parking, loading docks and energy equipment — allowing the campus itself to be serene.
Anyone who has ever made a bonfire knows that damp grass will work for the former; the less responsible of you will know that chucking old tyres or roofing felt into the flames will turn the smoke black – and what's more, noxious, because it is then full of sooty carbon particles that can clog the lungs and are potentially carcinogenic.
It has been discussed that NO2 is a marker for a certain air pollution mixture, notably arising from traffic, which is more noxious for health.
Cerebellar lobule VIIIa, which represents part of the face within the cerebellum [33], has been shown to play a role in trigeminal nociception [31], while Crus II seems to be more active during non-noxious emotional processing [29, 34] and cognitive associative learning [35].
25 Acupuncture treatment could be more favourable to a patient than noxious high-intensity stimulation that reduces the overall excitability of motor neurons in spastic patients, 26 especially for the upper extremities.
Serious (noxious) pests appear to be more prevalent in genera with higher chromosome numbers and, speculatively, to form polyploid hybrids.
If the Comcast/Time Warner Cable merger goes through, America comes more under the thumb of a single cable operator, and its phone reps will be even more noxious than the one Ryan Block encountered.
However carnivore feces are generally more pungent than herbivore feces, and thus dog feces may have simply been more volatile and noxious resulting in a higher level of reduced palatability.
