Sentence examples for slightly radioactive from inspiring English sources

And the ocean is already slightly radioactive.

The coolant becomes slightly radioactive through the normal operation of a nuclear reactor.

It is a poisonous heavy metal like lead or mercury, but only slightly radioactive.

Such water is usually only slightly radioactive, according to nuclear experts.

My grandfather went to work at a health clinic which specialized in fango, a slightly radioactive mud.

Californium is only slightly radioactive, so the toy train did not glow green after its ride in the fusion reactor.

However, this isotope was recently discovered to be oh-so-very-slightly radioactive, having a half life of 19 billion billion (1.9 x 1019) years -- this is more than a billion times longer than the estimated age of the universe: [video link]........................ Video journalist Brady Haran is the man with the camera and the University of Nottingham is the place with the chemists.

However, it is somewhat radioactive.

Comparing PET and PET/CT, Nakamoto et al. [ 26] found slightly higher radioactive concentrations for CT-corrected emission images than for Ge-corrected images.

The next day, more tests confirmed that Ms. Cheng had been slightly contaminated by a radioactive isotope, phosphorus-32.

Imagine how many tons are out there circulating in the slightly (so far) more radioactive Pacific.