yuck factor造句

• There's a little more yuck factor with maggots.
• The yuck factor is selling everything from snack foods to first-aid products.
• The yuck factor thus appears to be genuine.
• But first Deb had to deal with the " yuck factor ."
• Plus there's a strong " yuck factor " from cover to cover.
• Scientists call it the yuck factor.
• "See, I'm afraid of the yuck factor, " he said.
• Indications are that despite the obvious yuck factor, the agency will not issue a blanket ban on reuse.
• "It was the'yuck factor, "'said Kevin Schuele, president of Pak.
• For while " Shaun " boasts its share of gore, its yuck factor is offset by it abundance of yuks.
• "We just have to get past, what I call, the Yuck Factor, " said Church.
• The term remains largely confined to discussions of bioethics, and is somewhat related to the term " yuck factor ".
• Joel M . Paul of the National Pest Control Association explains it in terms of what he calls " the yuck factor ."
• :How about wisdom of repugnance ( the'yuck factor') or appeal to emotion ? talk ) 20 : 26, 19 July 2012 ( UTC)
• But now that it is close to becoming a reality, residents of the East Valley, where the treated water would be first introduced, are unconvinced the ecological benefits outweigh the " yuck factor ."
• Outset Media released a themed version for animal poop called " Dung Deck " where players can battle statistics for frequency, hardness, length, width, smelliness, and yuck factor of an animals " business '.
• On the other hand, we have the salacious details of the Monica Lewinsky affair : the " yuck factor " of a soiled dress, DNA tests and hours of prime-time talk about oral sex and sex addiction.
• But as grotesque as placing one face over another may seem, surgeons and ethics review boards must confront more than just the " yuck factor " before they enter an international face race, with at least five teams working toward the first face transplant.
• But " you have to overcome the yuck factor, " acknowledges Dr . Carolyn Fife, a University of Texas-Houston Medical School professor of anesthesiology who used to be medical director of the Tomball center . " That's the biggest factor ."
• The initial revulsion at the very notion of cloning _ what bioethicists call the " yuck factor " _ has dwindled as more mammals have been cloned and as the prospect of someday replicating household pets seems to render the whole concept somehow cuter and more benign.