Sentence examples for harsh substances from inspiring English sources

Waters there are heavily polluted by oil, lead, mercury, copper and other harsh substances.

There is no substance that is safe to inject into your body to create more volume, not even medical-grade silicone, but these black-market "butt doctors" have, according to victims, allegedly used harsh substances like concrete and the industrial silicone sold at hardware stores in their procedures.

This will keep it safe from harsh substances or weather and protect it from scratches.

Using alcohol or nail polish remover (which is highly recommended on home remedy sites) on a sore that has already broken the surface, or even on one that hasn't, can cause (sometimes really unsightly) scars on or around your mouth because they are quite harsh substances.

And the impact on their lives was enormous: They went from living a harsh substance lifestyle to being able to grow and sell grapes, make their own wine, and live healthy, happy lives.

Some of the ingredients listed above for hair are natural, soft (not harsh) oily substances.

The merit of his musicals isn't stylistic, it's melodramatic — he infuses them with harsh emotional substance under their motley exuberance.

The merit of his musicals isn't stylistic, it's melodramatic he infuses them with harsh emotional substance under their motley exuberance.

As highlighted through several tragic stories in the documentary, family members are naturally eager to spend whatever money they have ‒ and often money they don't have ‒ in desperate attempts to save loved ones from the harsh realities of substance abuse and addiction.

Named after the Castile region of Spain, castile soap does a good job of cleaning the retainer without inundating it in harsher, more harmful substances.

Reactions sparked in the experiment's harsh conditions, besides producing substances such as hydrogen cyanide, carbon monoxide, ammonia, and methanol, also created the four RNA nucleobases, the researchers report online today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.