Sentence examples for more harmful substances from inspiring English sources

"Health and social harms could increase if there is displacement to more harmful substances," they warned.

Addicts simply pay more for crummier product or switch to other, often more harmful, substances.

But a huge storm that passed to the north over the weekend bottled up the usual air flows and left the mixture to cook in the tropical sunlight, which changed many of the pollutants into more harmful substances, said Thomas Chow, Hong Kong's deputy secretary for the environment, transport and works.

Plastic has a lipophilic (loves fat) quality and secretes more harmful substances.

Allowing a market in a less harmful drug can help dry up sales for the more harmful substances.

Without poppers, I also worry that some gay men will turn to more harmful substances as club drugs or facilitators of chemsex, like GHB or meth for example, both of which have seen a resurgence in popularity recently.

The following year he contributed to a paper that came to the conclusion that alcohol was a more harmful substance than cannabis, LSD or Ecstasy.

Respondents showed more trepidation when asked to consider marijuana's potential effects on society as a whole, but a strong majority still believed that alcohol is the more harmful substance.

People may also turn to other, more harmful illegal substances.

"If water is so precious and scarce that it can't be used for state-legal marijuana cultivation, it shouldn't be used for brewing and distilling more harmful intoxicating substances like beer and liquor," Tvert said.

Conflicting interests between trade and health sectors first became evident here some 30 years ago, when Thailand prohibited cigarettes imported from the USA on the grounds that they contained hazardous substances that were more harmful than those substances found in Thai cigarettes.