Sentence examples for particularly noxious from inspiring English sources

His opponents' ads are particularly noxious.

"Dirt" ends with a particularly noxious example in Fresh Kills.

Not that my character is particularly noxious, I hope.

In one case, a particularly noxious vulture fund tried to seize aid money headed for the Republic of Congo.

Second-hand cars are particularly noxious, but even newer ones have not been as clean as hoped.

One such law that came into force last year limits or eliminates metals used in electronics considered particularly noxious when they leach into the environment.

Within China, public resentment of its deteriorating environment, particularly the noxious haze over its cities, is growing, and abroad the country is being criticised for its contribution to global warming.

They see neoconservatism as a particularly militaristic and noxious strain of a virus they call "Democratism" — a "messianic commitment" to spread democracy throughout the world, whether by precision-guided bombs or precision-guided words and dollars.

The more active parts of the embryo (and also of animals in later stages of development) are particularly sensitive to certain noxious influences in their environment.

He believed that yawning helped to release noxious air, particularly during a fever.

The experience of pain requires higher-level activity in the brain's cortex, and some have suggested that infants, particularly premature ones, process a noxious stimulus only at the spinal or brainstem level.