Sentence examples for more toxic for from inspiring English sources

More toxic for his message is the combination of heavy spending and joblessness, which muffles the argument that the economy has turned from recession to recovery.

Studies show that dispersants, which break down oil into tiny droplets and can also break down cell membranes, make oil more toxic for some animals, like baby birds.

The substitute drugs also may be more toxic for frail, elderly or very young patients or — for pain medication, in particular —take longer to work.

In a sign of rising concern by his party over the issue, veteran leftwing Lib Dem peer Lord Greaves said the health debates at the Sheffield conference would "probably be more toxic for this party than tuition fees".

Our poll this week showed that the new changes (which would allow states to avoid banning jacked up premiums on preexisting conditions) should make this even more toxic for moderates.

Dr. Beth Reed, a psychologist at the University of Michigan School of Social Work, remembers talking with a colleague from an alcohol treatment program in the 70's, soon after researchers had begun finding that alcoholism was more toxic for women.

It's hard to believe that any chemical company wouldn't have already tested its more toxic products for toxicity -- especially the 3,000 of them that are produced in excess of one million pounds a year.

Conventional wisdom has dictated that avoiding more toxic regimens for uninfected babies trumps the benefits of aggressive therapy for infected ones, since infected babies would not be cured in any case.

Immigration reform seems like a more toxic issue for conservatives than the N.S.A.'s metadata program, which has long had strong critics in the libertarian wing of the Party although, obviously, national-security issues are now dominating the public debate.

Immigration reform seems like a more toxic issue for conservatives than the N.S.A.'s metadata program, which has long had strong critics in the libertarian wing of the Party — although, obviously, national-security issues are now dominating the public debate.

So, just to spell it out, we are allowing our kids to live online in an environment we acknowledge is becoming ever more toxic, whilst, for ourselves, we have accepted a hostile online atmosphere that would not be tolerated in the physical world.