Sentence examples for nuclear allergy from inspiring English sources
It was the start of what became known as Japan's "nuclear allergy".
As the Cold War progressed, President Eisenhower fretted that the nuclear allergy could drive Japan out of America's embrace.
"Never underestimate the nuclear allergy of the Japanese people," said Tomohito Shinoda, professor of foreign relations at the International University of Japan in Niigata.
And three years later a leader of the ruling party said that it was time for the Japanese people to "outgrow the 'nuclear allergy.' " Secretly, the Prime Minister also commissioned a study on whether Japan should develop nuclear weapons of its own.
Sample C contained 100 Danish nuclear families enroled in the Danish Allergy Project.
The 143 children, with allergy and malaria data, belonged to 61 nuclear families and comprised 30 singletons, 102 siblings and 11 half-sibs (yielding 55 half-sib pairs).
One former Indian diplomat likened reconciling the two nuclear-tipped powers to treating two patients whose only disease is an allergy to each other.
An allergy to silverware?
Allergy histories are legion.
