Sentence examples for has become radioactive from inspiring English sources

MZM Inc. has become radioactive to members of Congress, and that is not good for a military contractor that relies on the federal government for 99.3percentt of its revenue.

The proposed deal involves low-level wastes, such as power-plant equipment that has become radioactive, and not spent nuclear fuel rods that could possibly be reprocessed into bomb-grade materials.

The idea of school vouchers, which is frequently attributed to Milton Friedman but dates back at least to Thomas Paine, has become "radioactive" among Democrats, as Jonathan Orzsag, a former official for President Clinton's National Economic Council, put it.

LABOUR unions are fed up with the swollen Democratic majority in the Senate blinking and failing to get behind the pro-union Employee Free Choice Act a formerly uncontroversial bill that has become radioactive after a multi-year, multi-million-dollar campaign by business groups.

The teaser copy for the piece suggests that the reader will be treated to a preview of the talk tycoon's plan for adapting to an America in which the Republican brand has become radioactive, and the party's own standard bearer is regarded by many stalwarts as suspiciously un-conservative.

"Having to replace a divertor means that you'd have to stop making plasma and then send in robots, because the inside of the vessel has become radioactive.

Documenting Chernobyl in the immediate aftermath of the explosion, Mr. Shevchenko found that his film was pockmarked and staticky; the film stock, and camera, had become radioactive.

According to one advisor to the Lord of Misrule, Satan had stuck by the radio host as long as possible, but after he called a young woman a slut on the air Mr. Limbaugh had become "radioactive".

On the outskirts of Santa Fe is the Interstate Industrial Laundry, which specializes in the washing and decontaminating of garments that have become radioactive while being worn by employees at Los Alamose & similar installations.

Sellafield, the plant on the west coast of England where the fuel was made, was never popular with neighbors: for years it has dumped radioactive waste into the Irish Sea; English anti-nuclear advocates and the Irish government would like it shut; and the British government reported that pigeons in the area had become radioactive from the plant's emissions.

He wasn&apos t persuaded that sending more money would be a decisive enough step to restore the confidence of international creditors and investors, who had poured capital into Korea as if it were a fixed fight, and were now fleeing as if it had become radioactive.