Sentence examples for noxious by from inspiring English sources

"But size may, at least, become noxious by reason of the means through which it is attained or the uses to which it is put".

By 1991 it had been declared noxious by at least 35 states and 6 Canadian provinces and been introduced throughout the world.

But the fact that the movie was found noxious by the establishment is a large part of its appeal to young people eager to find ways to prove they are not in thrall to authority figures.

It is safe to assume that it did not occur to the Chief Justice that, by a skilful alteration of the size of the packages, the decision might be used to force upon a reluctant people the use of articles denounced as noxious by the legislatures of the several states.

Was the campaign contribution made to reward Speaker Pelosi for echoing the extremist views of the Armenian National Committee of America, assailed as "noxious" by The Washington Post?

Of the 815 species introduced >80 years ago, 253 (31%) have naturalized, 90 (11%) are classed as weeds, and 22 (3%) as noxious by the state of Hawaii.

And fuel cells do not even burn it; the reaction in a fuel cell has no flame, so noxious by-products such as nitrogen oxides are impossible.

It's made up of dust, soot, heating and exhaust fumes, and a host of other noxious by-products of urban life, all swirling around our streets in the form of tiny, poisonous particulates.

In addition, besides the potential demand for ethyl acetate and the availability of bioethanol, the technical simplicity of implementation of such a transformation due to few media and accompanying materials and the reduction of the amount of noxious by-products as compared to traditional methods of ethyl acetate production should be emphasized.

The 2-phosphoglycolate (P-glycolate) is a noxious by-product of the Rubisco oxygenase activity which inhibits important enzymes in the Calvin cycle (phosphofructokinase and triosephosphate isomerase).

Conjugation activities of GSTs result in cell protection by eliminating noxious compounds, by protecting proteins, lipids or DNA against reactive species and by metabolizing molecules, such as prostaglandins and 4-hydroxy-2-nonenal.