Sentence examples for cosmetic a from inspiring English sources

Botox Cosmetic, a diluted form of botulinum toxin, is used to temporarily paralyze the muscles underlying wrinkles.

Sceptics fear that the actions of the 39-year-old former mayor of Florence are just cosmetic – a charge he will deny.

Some of this area's elements are cosmetic — a new Web site for the N.S.A., for example, for which one hopes there is a better graphic designer than whoever puts together the agency's classified PowerPoint presentations — and others are important but fragmentary.

While Dorp's view of humanism is essentially cosmetic, a matter of vocabulary and style, More takes the argument to a deeper level.

With Simple 2.0, the company improved Goals and offered more details for individual transactions, but many of the changes were cosmetic: a new look-and-feel, a "favorites" function, new navigation, etc.

It can also be a melanogenesis-suppressing agent useful as a skin-beautifying cosmetic, a skin-aging prevention agent, and so forth, by using a phenothiazine compound having remarkable melanogenesis-suppressing effect.

None of the volunteers had previously received cosmetic BT-A injections or were under prescription drugs.

It was a cosmetic excuse, an exercise in vanity for people who rejected the "lamestream" music of the time.

It was a cosmetic excuse, an exercise in vanity for people who rejected the 'lamestream' music of the time.

They argue that in the vast majority of cases it is essentially a minor cosmetic, not a medical, issue.

It is more of a nuisance and a cosmetic problem than a medical one.