Sentence examples for are extremely harmful to from inspiring English sources

"We've learned that trans fats are extremely harmful to your health, in terms of heart disease, and that there are effective alternatives that accomplish the same cooking goals as trans fats," he said.

Dr Richard Elliott, research communications manager at Diabetes UK, said: "We know that smoking and passive smoking are extremely harmful to health for many reasons and that a huge proportion of people who smoke die as a result of it".

The oxidative stress leads to the excess production of highly reactive oxygen species (ROS) that are extremely harmful to cells.

These chemicals are extremely harmful to skin, and they can do long-term damage.

Although they are still available at some retailers, they are extremely harmful to the environment because they are so toxic.

These chemicals are extremely harmful to bettas and can be spotted using a liquid water test, which are more helpful than strip tests.

"Children are still being exposed to passive smoke, which is extremely harmful to developing lungs," said the actress.

"Any event like this is extremely harmful to the Egyptian economy," said Samir Tobar, an economist at Zagazig University in the Nile Delta north of Cairo.

Zwiebel argues the bill would invite capricious litigation "that could be extremely harmful to some of the most important institutions in our community".

The National Venture Capital Association has said in position papers that "eliminating the capital gains incentive for venture investing would discourage long-term, high-risk investment and that the consequences would be extremely harmful to U.S. economic growth".

"It is deeply troubling that the Department of Education knowingly purchases and uses million of Styrofoam trays a year despite the fact that Styrofoam is extremely harmful to our environment and creates massive amounts of waste," said Mr. de Blasio, who has announced plans to run for Brooklyn borough president in 2009.