Sentence examples for killer substances from inspiring English sources

Those who sell these killer substances need to be held responsible," said Vaz.

The MPs say that new legislation should be introduced that puts the onus on those supplying the "killer substances" to prove that they are harmless before they can be sold.

The decision to quit smoking should not be something the individual does alone; it requires all kinds of support, as well as taking on an industry that profits from addiction to killer substances.

One of the most common traits obtained via recombinant DNA is crop tolerance to herbicides: farmers find it convenient to buy seeds of maize or soybean or other crops coupled to a weed-killer substance that prevents weed growth but leaves the valuable plants intact.

Lincoln reveals that Danzig suffered from Crohn's disease and was taking iron supplements, which leads Walter John Noblee) to realize that all of the victims were suffering from heavy metal poisoning, and that their killer extracted substances from their blood.

"He seems a completely reasonable man when discussing the Middle East or energy policy, but when the conversation shifts to Chechnya or Islamic extremism, Putin's eyes turn to those of a killer". -- 1) Deliver substance: highlight areas where the EU can make a difference in the world, such as the rapid changes in Justice and Home Affairs, or external assistance.

Maiming is not second nature to him; injecting a killer with a lethal substance during one encounter, his response is to feel vaguely guilty.

She was also given interleukin-2, a substance that stimulates killer T-cells.

But it's not a biopic; director Benjamin Ross felt the need to put a disclaimer at the start of the film, taking particular care to point out where the killer got hold of his lethal substances.

Dr. Pious made important contributions to immunology by producing cell mutations that revealed how the body's killer T-cells distinguish between foreign substances, or antigens, and the the body's own cells, said Dr. Hugh McDevitt, an immunologist at Stanford University.

Eggerthella lenta has been implied in producing anti-tumor substances that stimulate natural killer cells (Hatta, 1995), while Eggerthella sp. YY7918 has been reported to produce s-equol (Yokoyama & Suzuki, 2008), which has anticarcinogenic properties (Yuan et al., 2007).