Sentence examples for made it toxic from inspiring English sources

But the Mail's bilious attack has made it toxic.

Had he not promoted health care above immigration, a comprehensive reform might have been put before Congress before the mid-terms made it toxic.

But it had a lingering effect; it was hard to avoid a certain feeling that there was something almost magical about Israel that made it toxic for friends and foes alike.

However, its positive charge makes it toxic and so it cannot be used in vivo.

Don't make it toxic for somebody to say, "You could have done this better".

"How much lithium to make it toxic?" The doctor put down his foot: "You can't do that.

The Senate's so-called Gang of Six plan has similar problems – especially once Obama himself gave it qualified support, thus making it toxic for some Republicans.

Indeed, that chemical closeness is what makes it toxic, Dr. Wolfe-Simon said, allowing it to slip easily into a cell's machinery where it then gums things up, like bad oil in a car engine.

But if you really don't feel you can talk to her about it yet, I would recommend you talk about this to someone you trust (not the person who gave you the news), as internalising it is making it toxic and potent.

Even if they have no legislative prospect of intervening, they can at least kick up a stink, confident in the knowledge that this issue matters not only to nose-flute aficionados but to Saturday night dance-off enthusiasts across the country, and that they can make it toxic enough to pose the government a problem.

Nitrite in the effluent will consume the oxygen in the receiving water body, making it toxic to aquatic organisms.