Sentence examples for a damaging amount of from inspiring English sources
Davidoff says it's hard to see a homeowner in Vancouver's West Side losing a damaging amount of home equity in a crash.
Thus, inserting carbon nanotubes in rats' lungs provides data on how toxic they might be but does nothing to answer the question of what level of exposure would be necessary for a rat to breathe in damaging amounts of such particles.
The cells then were exposed to damaging amounts of nitric oxide produced by S-nitroso-N-acetylpenicillamine.
Alpha particles have a short path length (50 to 80 μm) and high linear energy transfer (LET approximately 100 keV/μm) and, thus, deliver a high amount of DNA-damaging energy to cells in close vicinity of their decay.
That's a huge amount of damages.
REg- Restore a moderate amount of damage.
Britain has a damaging history of denial.
This set off a damaging chain of events.
Curbside collection of recyclables may be more environmentally damaging than collection of an equivalent amount of garbage, but only if one ignores the clear trend toward shortfall in landfill capacity, as well as the environmental degradation and health hazards that are associated with landfills.
They aim to make a server resource unavailable by either damaging data or software or flooding the network with a huge amount of traffic.
A small amount of stress can be a good thing, but sustained or excessive stress can be damaging to health and wellbeing.
