Sentence examples for is injurious to health from inspiring English sources

Alcohol as medicine is good but taking it in excess is injurious to health.

It is becoming increasingly apparent that excessive or particularly irritating noise is injurious to health, happiness, and working efficiency.

However, it is injurious to health to overdrink in the sun, especially since you will probably be sitting outside, and around pint three you will go loopy and stop believing in sunscreen.

While it is unlawful to sell a product such as MMS that is injurious to health, "you can say, 'this is a cure for autism' – and right now there's nothing we can do about it", she says.

The California Civil Code defines a public nuisance as "anything which is injurious to health" and that "affects at the same time an entire community or neighborhood, or any considerable number of persons". This and all methane leaks surely qualify.

Poultry products may not be packaged in a container that is composed of any substances that may adulterate the contents or be injurious to health.

It can always be objected that there are loftier, graver pursuits than boozing and carousing, and that overindulgence can be injurious to health, morals and the feelings of others.

It is quite a different thing to force into the markets of a state, against its will, articles or commodities which, like cigarettes, may not unreasonably be held to be injurious to health.

By comparison, most adults in the UK drink alcohol in moderation, but do so in the knowledge that drinking a bottle of vodka a day is likely to be injurious to health, and few are in favour of daily drinking from age 14 years.

Although all the headlines may be devoted to giant hogweed right now, it's worth noting that there are dozens of plants commonly found in British gardens and parks that can be injurious to health, from death by monkshood (Aconitum capellus) poisoning to skin burns from toxic euphorbia sap and pyracantha causing plant thorn arthritis in joints.

It was alleged that this deep yellow coloration of natural butter was universally produced by the use of either Wells-Richardson's compound or some other coloring ingredient, which did not change the taste of the butter, none of which were injurious to health.