Sentence examples for a highly damaging effect from inspiring English sources

Stephan Bungay has pointed out the low military value of shooting down DAF fighters, rather than the bombers that, by mid-1942, were having a highly damaging effect on Axis ground units and convoy routes.

According to a report by Xu and colleagues [ 41], histones H3 and H4 have a highly damaging effect on endothelial cells; an intense accumulation of neutrophils is seen in the lungs when histones are injected intravenously into mice, and peri-bronchoalveolar bleeding and thrombus formation is observed, findings that were minimized when an antibody against H4 was administered.

In our daily lives we take decisions that have unintended consequences, which then combine to create large-scale social forces which may have an utterly unpredicted, and highly damaging, effect.

The results not only indicate a difference in protein responses between leaves exposed to ambient and elevated ozone, but also demonstrate the highly damaging effect of elevated ozone levels on rice seedlings at the proteome level.

The dark pigment melanin protects against the highly damaging effects of the sun's ultraviolet (UV) radiation, and the darkest skins occur in the tropics, where such radiation is highest.

Particles or groups of particles of formation rock are produced together with oil or gas being pumped which has highly damaging effects on pipes and valves.

Sarah Brennan, the chief executive of the charity Young Minds, said the figures revealed a highly damaging postcode lottery in care.

CF: It has had a hugely damaging effect on politics.

That raid had a hugely damaging effect on relations with Muslims in London.

It suggests David Cameron faces a tough fight to avoid a highly-damaging by-election defeat in the Kent seat.

Zwikael et al. (2013) defined risk as a scenario in which a project suffers a damaging effect.