Sentence examples for so radioactive that from inspiring English sources

In fact areas near Palomares remain so radioactive that they are still sealed off to this day.

This building is so radioactive that anyone walking around in it would accumulate a lethal dose in minutes.

The assemblies are so radioactive that without the shielding of the water, or the steel and concrete of the casks, they would deliver a lethal dose in seconds.

Polonium is so radioactive that it gives off heat, and tiny amounts have been implanted in satellites to make heat and electricity.

His body was so radioactive that staff left it in situ for two days, still attached to life-support machines and drips.

Three years ago, the congressman was well- known only to his conservative admirers, and his plans for reforming entitlements were so radioactive that only Democrats wanted to talk about them.

"With this facility, we can look at the signatures of the 7000 or so radioactive species that nature allows.

The Nevada attorney general, Brian Sandoval, argued in a letter to the Energy Department that the material was so radioactive, and would be that way for so long, it resembled high-level waste.

Two of the clerks recall his saying that much of the work was dull but that some concerned matters "so awful, so terrible, so radioactive" he doubted that the administration would ever disclose it.

More than 10,000 drums of nuclear waste that have been buried in Utah are likely to include some material that is so radioactive state law forbids its burial, a report released Wednesday by the group Healthy Environment Alliance of Utah says.

Hill is the most glorious poet of the English countryside since the first romantic started gushing about flowers, his verse so radioactive in its sensitivities that his landscapes have been accused of cheap nostalgia.