It's wasteful overhead, it's expensive and it's noxious.
It is noxious enough for politicians to use women and children who are fleeing to the United States to escape violence, terrorism and extreme poverty to further their electoral agendas – and now their November power grabs.
This last candidate may be attractive if we see architecture primarily as a product rather than as a practice; it is noxious if we are unwilling to assign moral values to artifacts as we do to actions or their properties.
"It's noxious stimuli and therefore RSPCA Australia wouldn't accept it whatsoever," he said.
Getting too close to Rob Ford – or being seen to be – was noxious enough in 2011.
I think it was the noxious W who pushed the phrase ownership society.
In the second volume of her eight-volume history, she had given an extended account of Wentworth's manipulation of the Irish parliament, during Charles I's reign, commenting that it showed "that parliaments are noxious things when they become the dupes of ministers" (Macaulay 1763 83, 2.184 5).
But in the mouse models of SUDEP, "the spreading depolarization is noxious because it's occurring in a very critical tissue" that controls breathing and heart function, says Michael Moskowitz, a neuroscientist at Harvard Medical School in Boston, who has studied the phenomenon for years.
Oil is noxious, but it's not that noxious as stuff to spill on the ground.
This seems to only work for people who are noxious to you personally, so it is a very powerful thing to play with. .
