Sentence examples for any injurious from inspiring English sources

Many will die of aids, which means that any injurious side effects can be concealed.

The judge decided that "fascist" was free of any injurious slant when it was used between political adversaries in a political debate or discussion.

Democrats are simply more unified than Republicans right now and that seemingly overcomes any injurious effect a two-term incumbent party might have in the context of "the fundamentals".

We assessed the proportion of patients in each group with any fall and the proportion with any injurious fall via phone interview at 3 months after enrollment.

These include not only the loss of matrix, but also loss of chondrocytes and denaturation of collagen fibrils and would contribute to direct and on-going cartilage loss that is independent of any injurious effect of inflammation.

As controls, we used cells treated for 1 h with washing buffer followed by treatment with medium (control) or medium supplemented with 10% mineral oil (control oil) to assess any injurious effects of products within the oil.

In fact, scientific findings linking any commercial product to an injurious effect, or imposing costs on business, have almost always met a wall of rejection by the industry affected.

And what makes you think a proliferation of smaller, "family" farms is any less injurious to the environment than the bigger, concentrated ones?

For instance, publishing material "prejudicial to national security, stability and unity" or any matter "injurious to Uganda's relations with new neighbours or friendly countries".

While the Worth firm had been barred by the District Court from formally representing the P.B.A. or any of its members in the Louima civil suit, Worth nevertheless had an unalloyed duty to the P.B.A. as his client to refrain from any conduct injurious to its interests...

He noted, "As it is difficult to imagine that eyes, though useless, could be in any way injurious to animals living in darkness, I attribute their loss solely to disuse".