Sentence examples for poisoning from inspiring English sources

The US and the Soviet Union were in danger of poisoning the world in the 1950s through atmospheric testing of nuclear weapons.

Another, Adriano Giacobone, 57, is wanted on charges that include illegal transport and discharge of toxic waste, poisoning water beds, kidnapping, illegal detention, carrying of firearms, aggravated theft and violence against a police officer.

Afghan forces have also suffered badly from insider attacks, with infiltrators gunning down and poisoning police officers and soldiers.

The four cases make 2010 the worst year in the last two decades for golden eagle poisoning.

"The golden eagle deaths are concerning and the overall levels of poisoning incidents suggest that further measures may be needed to tackle this problem," she said.

Racism, albeit more subtly manifested than Powellism, is poisoning the sphere of public discourse, and politicians of all the main parties are shamefully pandering to it.

Opposition journalist Alexander Ryklin wrote on Facebook on Wednesday that he had just spoken with Kara-Murza and that the doctors "suspect poisoning".

So we apply the lead of our day, knowingly poisoning ourselves while convincing ourselves we're not.

Many women are forced to resort to cheap and unsafe means of abortion such as self-inflicted torture, self-poisoning and inserting sharp objects, like knitting needles, into the vagina.

Asda has expressed its disappointment after it topped a supermarket league table for the presence of the food-poisoning bug campylobacter in fresh chickens.

Criminologists have countless plausible theories to explain this, ranging from less lead-poisoning to the rise of car immobilisers.