Sentence examples for practically harmless from inspiring English sources

The Banner Bottle Breaker will smash any bottle up to a magnum, and ground the pieces down until they are practically harmless.

Dilute acetic acid, in the form of vinegar, is practically harmless.

He told her more or less the same thing that he told Hasanaj: that he had carried out this operation more than 400 times; that it was practically harmless; and that she was going to be awake because it was safer, but he was a little more detailed with Merxira than with Hasanaj, presumably because she was studying medicine and therefore more familiar with what was going to happen.

Microsized zinc oxide (micro-ZnO), similarly to micro-TiO2, is practically harmless to people and animals [75], contrary to nano-ZnO.

TiO2 NPs (φ < 50 nm) caused the formation of 8-hydroxy-2-deoxyguanosine (8-OHdG) adducts and the increase of the micronuclei number in human bronchial epithelial cells, while TiO2 MPs (φ > 200 nm) in the same concentration were practically harmless.

Hidalgo County Sheriff Lupe Trevino said, "The guy is practically harmless, except for the horse".

Many are harmless.

The ball was harmless.

More testing inevitably brings more treatment, because the urge to correct every cellular anomaly, no matter how small or potentially harmless, is practically irresistible.

Play harmless practical jokes.

So, dreaming about the private Caribbean island you'll one day own is probably not a good thing when you're, say, a writer with a looming deadline; but on a long car ride through Kansas, such flights of fancy are not just harmless, they're practically essential.