Sentence examples for to be neutralised from inspiring English sources

But phenols are poisonous to human cells, too, and thus have to be neutralised.

For much of the period since the Second World War, the Catholic Church in Poland was regarded by the Communist Party as a hostile force to be neutralised.

While the south is considered safe, some say that the terror threat needs to be neutralised before tourism can find its feet.

Angola was broken, and meanwhile a campaign of US political destabilisation targeted Lara, among others, as a man whose political influence had to be neutralised.

The third, the elimination race (last rider every other lap goes out), is a brutal tactical minefield, and had to be neutralised twice after crashes.

Merck also drew up a "hit list" of doctors and academics who needed to be "neutralised" or "discredited", according to company emails, because they had criticised the drug.

The Miliband question is well on the way to being neutralised.

Poland was to either become a German satellite state or be neutralised to secure the Reich's eastern flank and to prevent a possible British blockade.

Thus the sensitivity of PC to sharp defects can be neutralised by adding ABS.

Stop those and he can be neutralised.

But that threat to Zuma appears to have been neutralised, leaving the president a clear run at a second term.