Sentence examples for toxic aspects from inspiring English sources

Our model era must protect children from burgers, ditto working at 14, being killed in the trenches, and - I imagine - from the toxic aspects of evacuation, aerial bombardment and rationing.

In our quest for equality, should feminists strive for the right to embody even the toxic aspects of masculinity, or should we focus on dismantling it before reaching for equality at all?

It's my hope that this will help tone down some of the more toxic aspects of political discussion online," he says.

The in vivo assays applied in the present work focussed on diverse toxic aspects on different organization levels of zebrafish; thus, the fish embryo test revealed developmental toxicity on the organismal level, while the analysis of the stress protein Hsp70 assessed proteotoxicity on the subcellular level.

But, she added, "I think there are definitely significant toxic aspects of the agenda that remain".

Over the weekend, the British government showed more toxic aspects of its "special relationship" with the U.S. government.

There is a toxic aspect to this.

The most toxic aspect of the affair was the whiff of a commercial incentive.

For all Mr Brown's tinkering with the benefits system, a serious push to reform its misaligned incentives began only recently.The spending splurge prefigured the most toxic aspect of Labour's domestic record: vaulting debt (see chart 2) and a fiscal deficit that equalled 11.6% of GDP in 2009-10.

Further, we acknowledge that although BC was used as a surrogate of TRPs, the most toxic component of TRPs is still unknown, so BC may not fully represent the most toxic aspect of TRP exposure.

However, because of our deep-rooted Catholicism and our unwillingness to banish its most-toxic aspects, our journey into the enlightened First World will always be more stilted than it has to be.