Sentence examples for becoming harmless from inspiring English sources
Because nuclear waste breaks down over time, eventually becoming harmless, predicting doses requires calculating the rate at which different radioactive materials will decay and how fast each would flow through the dirt.
Our results are in good agreement with the characteristic feature of the atopy to develop an increased inclination of becoming sensitive toward harmless environmental substances such as pollen.
One might suggest that such relational actions-at-a-distance are harmless ones, perhaps merely "semantic"; like becoming the "best" at a task when your only competitor who might be miles away—fails.
Have you ever thought about becoming a principal?" It might sound like a harmless question, but the issue I have is with what's implied.
In theory, this is a good thing as it stops malicious extensions from appearing harmless in the Chrome Web Store then becoming dangerous once installed.
This can be relatively harmless, or it can be a symptom of the relationship's becoming a regime.
His image had changed from that of harmless lunatic to fashionable eccentric and he was on the way to becoming a revered jazz elder.
Most of these genetic glitches are harmless, but every once in a while a mutation causes major damage that pushes a cell closer to becoming cancerous.
