Sentence examples for more noxious for from inspiring English sources

It has been discussed that NO2 is a marker for a certain air pollution mixture, notably arising from traffic, which is more noxious for health.

Perhaps your browser cannot display it, or maybe it did not initialize correctly.THE black smoke that had hung over Bangkok's jagged skyline for six days grew thicker and more noxious.

The Senate Appropriations Committee has approved an even more noxious bill that would threaten law enforcement officials with prison time for using gun tracing data beyond a specific investigation, say, for identifying and targeting trafficking patterns.

As the much more noxious example of Scientology also demonstrates, it is all too tempting to take science fiction for truth – because narratives always make more sense than reality.

The "we" in that sentence is more noxious, in Canada, than was the "oui" to Bush.

Other than AIG, it would be hard to be associated with a more noxious brand name.

Who will prove the more noxious offender of 21st-century sensibilities?

That means a lot more noxious substances will find their way into the atmosphere.

This is a system where two or more noxious species that share predators also mimic each other's warning signals.

The stench of doublethink is more noxious than any vapour emerging from the meat store in Misrata.

But in some places, the whiff was far more noxious.