Sentence examples for much poisonous from inspiring English sources

The rally was held on the theory that no machine that emits as much poisonous gases as the internal-combustion engine ought to be glorified as is being done by the Int.

With regard to the deepening crisis, Capelle stated that while "many swords will be rattled and much poisonous ink spilled, Europe will not tear itself to pieces over Serbia.

What does it mean for the country our children and grandchildren are inheriting when there is so much poisonous divisiveness in the political and media culture and the number of hate groups is on the rise?

On this species, red touches black but it is very much poisonous.

The strongly alkaline poison of spiders is much less poisonous to mammals than to arthropods.

So somewhat doubtfully (for she would have much preferred poisonous snakes and spiders) the Queen of Scots embroidered a skirt of white satin with little pink carnations; and sent it to the Queen of England.

Compared with ricin, abrin is much more poisonous with an estimated human fatal dose of 0.1~1.0 μg/kg [2].

No, in France the debate over Bulgarian and Romanian immigration is entirely subsumed - rightly or wrongly - by the much more poisonous debate over the Roma.

Consider how much more venomous, poisonous and intolerant politics has become in just the course of the year.

The insects, it seems, are trying to avoid breathing in too much of a poisonous gas--oxygen.

Self-hate is much more potentially poisonous, and can have crippling effects that linger into adolescence and beyond.