Sentence examples for exceedingly toxic from inspiring English sources
Because dioxin is exceedingly toxic, carcinogenic, and teratogenic to test animals, regulations designed to limit further environmental contamination have been implemented.
In this letter, we describe the design and the synthesis of an organophosphorus hapten aimed at a mixed biotechnological chemical strategy for the mild decontamination of exceedingly toxic nerve agent VX.
The Americans sprayed the forests and rice fields of Vietnam with Agent Orange, a concoction of 2,4,5-T and 2,4-D, two exceedingly toxic weed killers.
As is well known, the adulteration with aniline of cooking oil in Spain showed that aniline so administered can be exceedingly toxic to humans (the 'toxic oil syndrome', Hill et al. 1987; Vázquez Roncero et al. 1983), especially in the lungs and spleen.
Magnetic sorbents with demonstrated high specific surface area and specific affinity for metal ions have been exceedingly beneficial for removing the toxic arsenic ions.
As a rule, the toxic compounds are present at exceedingly low concentrations, the tests found, as would be expected given that they are being diluted in an immense volume of seawater.
Whether you rush for the exits or laugh until your lungs ache will depend both on your appreciation for sight gags, eyebrow gymnastics, sustained slapstick and vulgar malapropisms, and on whether you can stomach the shock of smashed frat boys, apparently sober rodeo attendees and one exceedingly creepy gun-store clerk, all taking the toxic bait offered to them by their grinning interlocutor.
That makes this toxic slice of Texas crime lore exceedingly hard to stomach.
As Andrés Oppenheimer recently wrote these laws are toxic for states that have passed them and are exceedingly difficult to enforce.
