Sentence examples for as well as harmless from inspiring English sources

"City of Ember" tosses in an unscary monster that suggests a giant, riled-up rooster on speed, as well as harmless, oversize creatures resembling beetles and cockroaches.

He opens with the theme of the drudge—"humble", as well as "harmless"—who can hardly win at the occupation he has chosen.

Pattern recognition receptors expressed on DC and other immune cells contribute to the specific recognition of pathogens as well as harmless microorganisms, e.g. commensals [1], and are thus involved in the subsequent expression of specific genes.

Partner notification and index patient testing programs have been assessed through a recent randomized trial in Malawi, and researchers concluded that it was "feasible, acceptable, and effective", as well as virtually harmless [ 120].

Ideally there would be a clean and harmless way to produce the fuel as well as the fuel itself being relatively harmless, but that's not the case.

The approach for production of nanoparticles therefore should be nontoxic, environmentally harmless, as well as cost effective [1].

The excess DNA in our genomes is junk, and it is there because it is harmless, as well as being useless, and because the molecular processes generating extra DNA outpace those getting rid of it.

A once inexpensive marketing tool could now be a lavish artistic statement (more often, harmless pretension), as well as a desirable platform for film-makers, established or aspirant.

And some sorry souls go into shock at the mere presence of certain foods, particularly peanuts and shellfish.The cause in each case is an oversensitive immune system that is reacting to harmless materials as well as to the pathogens it is supposed to be fighting.

As it turns out, Minaj and Carey trade harmless barbs about as well as North and South Korea.

Its proposals included mounting an international mission to practice diverting a small, harmless space rock, as well as launching a global scientific debate on how best to deflect an asteroid (and who would pay for it).