Sentence examples for be more damaged from inspiring English sources

Such societies will ultimately be more damaged by lying governments than by any amount of terrorism.

These include the requirement that two doctors have to agree that a woman fulfils certain criteria before she can obtain an abortion – most often that her mental or physical health would be more damaged by continuing with the pregnancy than by ending it.

Radiation particles with higher RBE values can be more damaged by energy deposition than particles with lower RBE values.

Generally, cancer cells are known to generate more reactive oxygen species (ROS) and be more damaged by exogenous ROS.

In that case, PSI in PsbS-KO rice plants should be more damaged during photoinhibitory illumination where superoxide generated more than in wild-type plants.

Trim your hair regularly as your hair will be more damaged after dyeing it and you will be more likely to get split ends.

But the latest controversy is likely to be more damaging.

Nothing could be more damaging to your cause.

Diesel fumes are known to be more damaging to health than those from petrol engines.

"There's the concept that having an H.I.V-positive donor could actually be more damaging.

If others played spoiler too it would be more damaging still (see article).