Sentence examples for becoming damaged from inspiring English sources

A palace spokeswoman said the well had become "somewhat overgrown and at risk of becoming damaged".

Fundamentally, cancer is caused by our DNA becoming damaged and sending normal healthy-cell-replication processes askew.

Thinning hair and the onset of baldness is the result of follicle-creating stem cells becoming damaged over time, a study has found.

Reductions in dugong and turtle populations in the reef have been linked to seagrass meadows becoming damaged or receding in area.

During tRNA synthesis, La holds on to one end the molecule to prevent it becoming damaged by accidental encounters with rogue proteins in the cell.

"When the liver is becoming damaged and laying down scar tissue, chemical 'markers' can be detected in the blood," explains Wright.

Doctors warn that some people are so obsessed with achieving eternal youth they are becoming psychologically damaged, and that the industry in Britain is so unregulated the cowboys are running wild.

Scientists and conservation groups paint a grim picture of what could happen next: rare animals like rhinos getting knocked down as roadkill; fences going up; invasive seeds sticking to car tires and being spread throughout the park; the migration getting blocked and the entire ecosystem becoming irreversibly damaged.

The infrastructure for success for employees in Silicon Valley is becoming increasingly damaged.

The building has been targeted by lead thieves at least three times in the last 18 months, which has led to original wall paintings becoming water damaged.

Each sudden increase of the crack length corresponds to an extra element becoming fully damaged.