Sentence examples for considered toxic from inspiring English sources

All of which may contribute to why the Nazi look is still considered toxic.

Writer comments on their diets and smoking habits, which would be considered toxic today.

Since the tower's segments are considered toxic waste, federal regulations prohibit their sale, Mr. Summerfield said.

When he formed the Castiles, 50 years ago, "I was considered toxic in front of a microphone," he writes.

Like Northern Rock, it mattered less that 80% of its assets were rock solid if 20% were considered toxic.

(Though the essential oil of epazote is considered toxic, the leaves are safe to consume).

The water-soluble vitamins generally are not considered toxic if taken in excessive amounts.

The plant is considered toxic and all parts contain chemicals known as furocoumarins.

The raw sap of most Agave species is considered toxic and requires cooking prior to ingestion.

The commission said, however, that the glasses were not considered toxic and that the risk to children was low.

In the midst of all the investigations into the behavior of investment bankers and analysts, one adviser said, "Wall Street is considered toxic".