Sentence examples for gets neutralised from inspiring English sources

If an antigen is part of a bacterium or virus, that gets neutralised too.Using antibodies to treat infections is not a new idea.

I am surprised the floors aren't littered with dead visitors, who'd looked the wrong way at an abstract expressionist masterpiece, and curators neutralised for getting too close to the objects in their care.

We are still in the six miles of "neutralised section" that gets us out of the city centre, but Elliott is worried.

Although the Sherman Anti-Trust Act of 1890 outlawed these devices as restraints on free trade, the barons either neutralised the legislation or got round it with another control-preserving device, the holding company.

But the average yards per play using the strategy have fallen from 6.2 to 4.7, suggesting that defences are getting better at neutralising it.

But just when we might worry about this being inappropriate, these worries are neutralised – possibly – by Abby's mum getting in touch, and then Abby's twentysomething sister Megan, via Facebook.

First you have to neutralise their Irish international giants Jamie Heaslip and Sean O'Brien and a more powerful front five.

"We have to neutralise the economic arguments," he says, "and then it gets carried across the finish line by foreign policy".

In the Lott affair, this paid off: Mr Bush not only got his friend, Bill Frist, appointed leader of the Senate, but also neutralised an issue that the Democrats had hoped to use against him in the forthcoming election.

The emeraldine salt form of polyaniline formed is then neutralised with ammonium hydroxide and more anilinium ions are exchanged for ammonium ions and polymerised to get the second member.

A mortal peril neutralised?