Sentence examples for changed harms from inspiring English sources

Perpetuating the idea that introversion is a negative characteristic that should be changed harms closet introverts.

It has been clear for a long time that climate change harms human rights.

Food shortages may increase as climate change harms crops and livestock and the ability to work in hot climates, the report states.

By econometrics approach, they showed regulatory change harms TGC market and bigger Swedish/Norwegian market has not resulted in lower volatility yet.

Ford's e-bike rollout.... OO Climate Change Harms California Wildflowers 15 years of field research indicates, with warmer, drier winters resulting in fewer types blooming in the fields.

In those cases, the extensions of the Gerber files can be changed without harming the files themselves.

It is worth noting that the three key residues controlling stereoselectivity lie close to the substrate, but others with less influence lie even closer (or alternatively, those lying closer cannot be changed without harming catalytic activity).

Cultural movements linked with tradition sometimes oppose these changes, harming the intrinsic nature of the agrarian landscape, which is destined to change.

However, period and cohort effects (as alluded to earlier) as well as lag effects between changes in consumption and changes in harms could threaten this assumption.

Some scientists said that they had doubted that low doses could cause harm, but changed their minds after seeing the data.

No words are changed, and no animals harmed, in the creation of these poems.