Sentence examples for capable of poisoning from inspiring English sources
This subversive work was capable of poisoning the mind of any impressionable soul who walked into the local bookstore and found it — right there, out in the open, on the shelf marked fiction.
Back then, ovens were powered by coal gas, meaning that, unlit, they could emit carbon monoxide capable of poisoning humans to death in minutes.
In 1958, Keating testified before the House Judiciary Committee on mail-order pornography, saying that it was "capable of poisoning any mind at any age and of perverting our entire younger generation", and that it was closely tied to juvenile delinquency, while also quoting a Senate Committee report that "part of the Communist conspiracy was to print (obscene materials)".
In addition to stopping the progression of DNA replication, MX-AP sites are also capable of poisoning topo II α and inducing topo II α-mediated DNA DSBs.
These results could be explained by our previous findings that MX-bound AP sites were capable of poisoning topo II α and inducing topo II α-mediated DNA DSBs, triggering apoptosis.
If you feel tempted, remember that alcohol is a dis-inhibitor, meaning that it overrides your self control and reveals a side of you that is too ready to take risks, too lacking in common sense and possibly even capable of poisoning yourself by overdosing on it.
A poison information centre would help to improve poison information dissemination and standardize management of poisoning.
The study also revealed that contamination includes microorganisms, which are capable of food poisoning in humans and that the sources of contamination included water, hands and clothes of workers.
However, two species of frog living in Brazil have been found to be capable of injecting poison into their adversaries using their head-butting spines as toxic weapons, said Edmund Brodie of Utah State University in Logan, Utah.
Common infectious bacteria capable of causing food poisoning in undercooked or contaminated meats are Salmonella, Escherichia coli, Campylobacter jejuni, and Listeria monocytogenes.
