Sentence examples for colour damage from inspiring English sources
Mint stamps should be in mint condition, meaning no tears, folds or colour damage as well as an intact "stamp hinge" (the paper coating that guards the adhesive on the back).
Other complicating impairments can include: canvases hacked down to fit into another frame; over-zealous or amateur cleaning which can strip away colour; smoke damage from tobacco or fires; and details painted out or in, including the re-dressing of nudes or the brightening of sunrises.
Size differences between genotype groups were negligible; however, differences in size, colouring, external damage, parasite levels, gill Na+/K+−ATPase activity and GHR mRNA levels were noted for rearing-environment groups (Table S1).
Exclusion criteria were neurological damage, colour blindness and contraindications for MRI (e.g. pregnancy, metal artefacts in the body and claustrophobia).
Chlorine bleaches will damage colour on fabrics, but for white fabrics that is less of a problem.
You can see those opportunities marked out in colour in the Bomb Damage Maps, a series produced by the London County Council during the war showing colour-coded bomb damage across the city, building by building.
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They also provide skin tests in case you have an allergic reaction (you are more likely to be allergic to a chemist dye than a salon dye), and use professional colour that will not damage your hair very much, and adds better shine.
Would not softer colour schemes be less damaging to the visual amenity of the beautiful places they tend to infest?
This damage leaves colours appearing washed in the affected eye, or in severe cases, a loss of vision.
