Sentence examples for made harmless from inspiring English sources
The center, though, reminds us that this is nature tamed, not nature made harmless.
However, this system can be made harmless by removing the sections of the LF and EF proteins that are responsible for their toxic activities, leaving behind the sections that allow the proteins to penetrate cells.
Their objective may also be to commune with the dead or with mythical ancestors; when they are connected with the disposal of the dead, they are at the same time passage rites, by means of which the spirits of the dead are made harmless.
It sounds like magic: long-lived radioactive waste made harmless by a laser beam.
He cried out: 'The gods of the lightning are angry, and I must kill my fellow man to appease them.' As man grew older, he created shelters against the wind and the rain, and made harmless the force of the lightning.
"A more clear-sighted man would not have been able to filter out or make harmless the distress of India, as Narayan does in Malgudi".
[a] This policy especially makes sense on exam problems, for which students are under time pressure and are more likely to make harmless algebraic mistakes.
Bravo, a network that has recently deteriorated from making harmless fun to making transgressive trash, has answers: These people would and did submit to it, because they are starved for attention, saturated in narcissism.
In recent years, we have seen administrators adopting "zero tolerance" policies in reaction to school shootings and suspending innocent students for pretending a chicken finger is a gun, or for making harmless lists of people they like or dislike.
Though the subject matter of these conflicts is not overtly political, to suggest, in Naipaul's phrase, that Narayan was "able to filter out or make harmless the distress of India" is itself to subject his writing to a distressing kind of filter.
The current study is based on the hypothesis that the reduction in size per se may make harmless GNPs toxic to live animals.
