Sentence examples for profoundly toxic from inspiring English sources

Netanyahu has said something so profoundly toxic he might have brought the whole Jewish world down on his head.

The way the government currently holds schools to account is "profoundly toxic", the thinktank argues in a report published on Tuesday.

Worse still, runs the argument, the estaduais and the state based power structure that sustains them feeds the cronyism of the CBF (the Brazilian footballing authority) and its profoundly toxic president, Jose Maria Marin, a man who makes Mr. Burns from "The Simpsons" look as civic minded and big hearted as Father Christmas.

According to Nell Minow, co-founder of The Corporate Library, the word "busy" can be "profoundly toxic" to both our careers and our personal lives.

There is one four-letter word I have permanently banned from my own vocabulary and from that of anyone speaking to me because it is so profoundly toxic to personal and professional growth.

In mice (a nocturnal species) the peak in S phase occurs at 1.00 am and Topo I poisons are profoundly toxic when administered at 0200 hours (15% survival) compared to 1400 hours (90% survival; reviewed in Rich et al, 2002).

Raising doubts about a candidate based on the religion of his grandfather is toxic and profoundly un-American, cracking the melting pot we emerged from.

Cells lacking HSF1 were profoundly more sensitive to the toxic effects of HNE than were cells that retained HSF1.

To test whether the gene could inspire the regeneration of hair cells in adult animals, the team gave guinea pigs near-toxic levels of a drug that kills hair cells, leaving the animals profoundly deaf.

Moreover, the composition of breast microenvironment may profoundly influence cellular phenotype, and drive tumor progression affecting disease outcome through diverse susceptibility to chemo-toxic insults [ 39, 40].

This study provides further insight into the toxic effects induced by a SOD1 gene mutation, showing how the molecular response to a mechanical trauma can be profoundly modified by this genetic defect in an otherwise pre-symptomatic rat.