Sentence examples for not corrosive from inspiring English sources
"It is not toxic; it is not corrosive," Dr. Bustard said.
Sugar itself is not corrosive to the enamel, according to the science division of the American Dental Association.
Moreover, both salts are not corrosive to Al foil.
Unlike most acids, it's not corrosive, and hence may be safer to use and easier to store.
Butanol represents a biofuel extender or replacement with properties clearly superior to ethanol (higher mileage, not hygroscopic, usable without engine modifications, not corrosive).
A related question came from Cindi Canary, founder of the Illinois Campaign for Political Reform: "The law has changed, but has the culture?" That's relevant since we'll need proof that money isn't unavoidably corrosive and won't forever bring access and influence, while shutting out the little guy.
Consumerism is not inherently corrosive, advertisers say: their craft promotes choice, and thus responsibility.
Its clothes are classics remade with flamboyance but not a corrosive commitment to abstraction.
For domestic supplies, water should not be corrosive, nor should it deposit troublesome amounts of scale and stains on plumbing fixtures.
One said the anxious British attitude "would often be humorous if it were not so corrosive" and that it was tempting to take advantage of this neurosis to "make London more willing to respond favourably when pressed for assistance".
