Sentence examples for too much mercury from inspiring English sources

Too much mercury in it.

Babies are consuming too much mercury, with levels that may prompt new warnings over the eating of fish.

Some diners, especially pregnant women, avoid swordfish because they are concerned that it contains too much mercury.

The Bush administration EPA said one out of six women of child bearing years have too much mercury in their system to safely give birth to a child without the possibility of neurological possibility of neurological damage.

At 0.5 p.p.m. he said, a woman weighing 132 pounds who ate only 6 ounces of tuna in a week would be getting 1.4 micrograms per kilogram of body weight in that week -- too much mercury by E.P.A. standards.

Omega-3 fatty acids from both plant and marine sources receive a favorable nod for "reducing CVD risk and improving lipid profiles," but omega-3s from fish provide the clearest benefits (with the caveat that eating fish lower on the food chain is recommended to avoid ingesting too much mercury).

TB: It being a Disney movie, we decided not to focus too much on the mercury poisoning aspect [laughs].

The original "mad hatters" suffered from mercury poisoning from too much exposure; even breathing excessive fumes from mercury can lead to brain damage.

Swine develop mercury poisoning if they eat too much grain that has been treated with mercury compounds to retard spoilage.

But the table does not include a recommendation for how much mercury is too much.

So how much mercury is too much?