Sentence examples for collection of toxic from inspiring English sources

This weekend, Get Hard is predicted to be a big hit with an estimated $40m gross in the US despite a collection of toxic reviews.

In the infamous Protium transaction in 2009 it cast off a $12.3bn collection of toxic assets to a Cayman Islands-registered fund, led by departing Barclays employees, which borrowed a cool $12.6bn from Barclays itself to do the deal.

Forget that here, too, there were plenty of good reasons to dump Lehman, like its vast collection of toxic real estate loans.

We next assessed our collection of toxic ROS-enhancing screening hits for differential effects on growth and viability in engineered, isogenic models of tumorigenesis.

CS is a toxic collection of more than 4800 chemicals and exceptionally rich in oxidants both in the gaseous and particle phases [ 39, 40].

Article 5(1) of the 1992 Order provides that "authorization is required for the setting-up and running of an installation intended specifically for the collection, pre-treatment, disposal or recovery of toxic or dangerous waste which is not an integral part of an industrial production process". It entered into force on 23 June 1992.

Exposure was a single oral gavage of doses varying from nontoxic to toxic, with collection of the left lobe of the liver for transcript measurements at 6, 18, 24, and 48 hours after dosing.

If progress is to be made in determining whether environmental exposure to toxic waste site chemicals increases cancer risk, it awaits the assembly of a massive collection of individual-level exposure data to toxic waste site chemicals over long periods of time and a detailed individual-level assessment of competing cancer risk factors.

Collection of a suite of air toxics including PAHs on a neighborhood scale and multiple times over a year, would help further examine the importance of local versus regional traffic pollutant exposure, but would be expensive and logistically difficult to implement.

Modern facilities must use good combustion practices and design, acid gas scrubbing, particulate collection, nitrogen oxide control and technology to minimize the release of toxic air pollutants.

The RoHS Directive is closely linked with the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive WEEEE) which sets collection, recycling and recovery targets for electrical goods and is part of a legislative initiative to solve the problem of toxic e-waste.