Sentence examples for has been rendered harmless from inspiring English sources
But today, Thanksgiving has been rendered harmless -- all triumph, no adversity -- which is fitting, now that we have become a nation that refuses to admit the hardships we face, and the sacrifices required.
Mr Richardson's decision also came on the heels of considerable turmoil within the company, including the resignation in April of its Hanford manager, Mike Lawrence, who complained he was a "figurehead" and was being kept in the dark about BNFL's plans for the site.So billions have been spent, and not one gallon of the estimated 54m gallons of waste has been rendered harmless.
But because the police's bomb-defusing efforts almost always end successfully with at most a small bang when the possibly volatile detonator is deliberately detonated after being separated from the bomb, the inconvenience is usually eclipsed by a celebratory sense that another remnant of World War II has been rendered harmless.
The stage knives have been rendered harmless, but Hands's interpretation is razor-sharp.
2 The shortcomings of the initial certificate, however, probably could have been rendered harmless by a proper examination and certificate by the medical board of appellate review.
Using recombinant DNA techniques, they inserted a copy of the human ADA gene into a special virus that had been rendered harmless so that it could not cause disease.
Hydropathic panoramic analysis quantifies how the common influenza virus has been rendered almost harmless by decades of vaccination programs (1945 2011).
Her smartphone has been rendered feckless.
Subjects have been rendered as objects.
The fact that we are ready for a war is not, by itself, reason to fight one -- unless you are convinced that the non-war option has been closed off, that Iraq will never otherwise be rendered harmless.
But it's also a flaw which has been known about since 2011, and one which can be rendered harmless with software which accurately reports balances and transactions.
