Sentence examples for be very injurious from inspiring English sources
Because the politicians know, or should have known, the following facts about the annual budget and the national debt and not cause consternation of an impending decline in U.S credit rating that would be very injurious to the economy.
Furthermore, it seems that for some unknown physiological reason, Nature uses saliva to secrete redox metals that in turn may be very injurious to neighbouring biological macromolecules under the 'wrong circumstances' unless balanced by antioxidants and/or metal chelators.
"Those contacts have been very injurious to us, and have spoiled our attitude toward medicine and science".
"The increases are stunning, and it's very injurious to patients," said Dr. Robert Morrow, a family practitioner in the Bronx.
Additionally, SP is very injurious to veins, so it is difficult to inject every day for sustained periods of time.
Turnover of type IV collagen is known to be very slow unless there are inciting injurious stimuli that activate the specific BM degrading enzymes: matrix metalloproteinase(s) MMP-2 (constitutive) and MMP-9 (inducible) [ 31- 34].
Being branded as the precursors of Hitler "is a very injurious move to the psyche of the Turkish people," said Turkey's ambassador to Washington, before he was withdrawn for "consultations".
He was now "convinced that the substitution of machines for human labour is often very injurious to the class of labourers," that the "same cause which may increase the net revenue of the country, may at the same time render the population redundant".
Normal alveoli before injurious ventilation are very stable, and they did not change size appreciably during tidal ventilation (Additional file 1).
Self-injurious behavior, unless caused by a secondary mental health concern, is very much like an addiction.
The college believed that if it were to support the commission, it might "at all future times be exposed to fluctatuions of political parties, attacks and influences very injurious to the peace and to the steady performance of its duties".
