Sentence examples for toxic applies from inspiring English sources

The adjective toxic applies more broadly, to any poison, and may be useful in a headline about a substance that is not a toxin: Toxic Spill, for example.

Its main characters, Dori (Katia Winter and Norman Matthew Settlele), personify a breed of attractive, upscale narcissists in the Manhattan dating pool to which the description "toxic" applies.

An additional category 'extremely toxic' applied by Sanderson et al. (2003) and Blaise et al. (2008) was also employed in the current review.

Hydrogen peroxide is a powerful oxidizing agent, easily handled and non-toxic, applied on non-critical items.

His American counterpart, Frank Goode Robert De Niroo), is a retired worker (at a wire factory) and a father of four who suffers from an unspecified ailment brought on by the toxic coating applied to the wire.

Dispersants are detergents and at best are mildly toxic, so applying them requires a careful calculation about whether the dispersant-oil mixture will cause more or fewer problems than untreated crude oil would.

Seemingly logical targets — higher average sales, shorter wait times, greater market share — should come with a warning label: May become toxic when applied incorrectly.

Pivoting to the fight for GMO labeling, the movement in its modern resurgent form is only a few years old, driven largely by widespread and growing alarm at ever-increasing amounts of toxic pesticides applied to genetically engineered crops.

The EPA has recommended against spreading production brine on roads, because it may carry the toxic chemicals applied to frack fluid and concentrated levels of the contaminants found in shale formations.

HT61 kills non-multiplying bacteria in an animal model, and is not toxic when applied to the skin of minipigs.

In contrast, proteasome or lysosomal inhibitors are highly toxic when applied for more than 6 12h.