Sentence examples for radioactive from from inspiring English sources

By E. B. White The New Yorker, September 1 , 1945P. 13 It will be found, eventually, that just as impurities in water become radioactive from transmuted uranium, impurities in thought become radioactive from transmuted facts and figures lurking in the pitchblende of the mind.

Major League Baseball is still radioactive from the drug scandals of the past generation, and suffers because it would not release its players for the Games, the way the National Hockey League has done in the middle of its season.

Sellafield, the plant on the west coast of England where the fuel was made, was never popular with neighbors: for years it has dumped radioactive waste into the Irish Sea; English anti-nuclear advocates and the Irish government would like it shut; and the British government reported that pigeons in the area had become radioactive from the plant's emissions.

At baseball's All-Star Game in Detroit in 2005, unobserved NEST scientists screened tens of thousands of fans entering the stadium, and their sensors rang just once reacting to the former Secretary of Energy Spencer Abraham, who was radioactive from a recent doctor's visit.

The nerve of the man when he let it be known he might like to become the DePaul coach 10 months after Florida International pulled him off the bone pile when he was still radioactive from a disastrous stint running the Knicks.

At baseball's All-Star Game in Detroit in 2005, unobserved NEST scientists screened tens of thousands of fans entering the stadium, and their sensors rang just once — reacting to the former Secretary of Energy Spencer Abraham, who was radioactive from a recent doctor's visit.

JED BROWN She made us drink lumpy, instant nonfat powdered milk to protect us from radioactive fallout from above-ground nuclear testing.

Animals living in areas contaminated by radioactive material from Chernobyl suffer from increased oxidative stress and low levels of antioxidants.

In the present paper results from studies on radioactive material from two different International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor ITERR) designs are presented.

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The repository would accommodate 77,000 tons of radioactive waste from 39 states, none of it from Nevada.