Sentence examples for noxious notion from inspiring English sources

A new, noxious notion grew.

AFSCME members and other public service workers across the country have also been the targets of Richwine's noxious notions.

But as the George Mason law professor Ilya Somin has noted, national opinion polls reveal support for numerous far-out or noxious-seeming notions.

Nonetheless, our experimental results support the notion that noxious filamentous fungi inhabiting Drosophila breeding sites have the potential to impose selection pressure that may explain the heritable variation in protection against competing fungi in field populations.

But that notion remains as noxious as ever, even if pot is not the innocuous wonder-drug its most ardent defenders might like to think it is.

The effort was so noxious, so offensive to the notions of fairness and the rule of law that we need in the modern world, that it must be repudiated with an opposite force -- a skilled and conscientious presence aimed at ensuring the election is as democratic as possible, and publicizing its shortcomings.

Our results extend the notion of diffuse controls triggered by noxious inputs from affecting the transmission of nociceptive signals (i.e. DNIC) to also affecting the modulation of this transmission.

The notion of Jagr, 39, playing for Philadelphia is noxious in Pittsburgh.

The findings presented here support the notion that neurons can be protected from the noxious effects of Aβ by modulating inhibitory transmission.

The notion of a gradient in the processing of noxious inputs from the lateral operculum (SII) to its medial portion (OP2) and posterior dorsal insula (dpIns) appears well backed by the literature.

According to that notion, dark-colored birds could better rid themselves of the noxious substances, which bind to the pigments during feather growth and are thus removed from the bloodstream.