Sentence examples for more poisonous effect from inspiring English sources

Adding sponsored tweets will have an even more poisonous effect on the party.

This progress can be traced to more than 100 years ago with the observation of a poisonous effect of sodium chloride solutions on nerve muscle preparation [ 4], followed by recognition of metabolic acidosis after saline infusion in the 1920s [ 5], and the concept of hyperchloraemic acidosis [ 6, 7].

As Penn put it, the poison pill became "a lot more poisonous" with that change.

Relations grew only more poisonous.

"The slow, poisonous effect of piracy," he muttered.

The rhetoric on both sides is growing more poisonous.

Perhaps no topic in British politics is more poisonous.

The language exchanged about Europe becomes more poisonous.

Her reception could not have been more poisonous.

Russian money has had a poisonous effect closer to home, too.

"The relationship between the United States and Russia... is more poisonous than at any time since the Cold War".