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be injurious
adjective
Causing physical harm or injury; harmful, hurtful.
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The delayed increase in NO x levels in the brain tissue after cerebral ischemia may be injurious or, at the very least, reflect injury.
It has been shown that protective mechanical ventilation strategies may still be injurious in some patients with severe lung injury [ 9].
Disgust alerts you to what can be injurious, if eaten, to your health.
"To have a specific signing date would be injurious to players.
Until he does, Mr. Browne said, "they feel to do so would be injurious to their career aspirations".
The resin quickly catches fire, giving off fumes that can be injurious to the eyes and skin.
Some New Yorkers have already raised concerns that the Rumbler's low-frequency vibration could be injurious to their health.
The second may be urgent too; but haste will be injurious, and wisdom of long-range purpose is more necessary than immediate achievement.
Still, like cigarette packs sold in the United States, the sachet carried the warning: "Chewing of Pan Masala May Be Injurious to Health".
Mexico City's thin air was going to be injurious to athletes' health in 1968, while Los Angeles would be brought to a halt by gridlock on the freeways".
"I try not to go for talk that could be injurious to some folks," said Jack Gilpin, 59, who has risen through the ranks to become a foreman.
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