Sentence examples for consequence of damaging from inspiring English sources

"Acting contrary to the charter, as I perceived the government to be doing, would have the consequence of damaging the United Kingdom's reputation as a state committed to the rule of law in international relations and to the United Nations".

But critics argue this is a wrongheaded, sledgehammer-to-crack a nut approach to lawmaking — which will have the unintended consequence of damaging free expression and access to information online.

Flashes are not a consequence of damaging processes, such as pathological phenomenon, laser exposure, oxidative stress or metabolic stress.

Many anticancer agents kill cells as a consequence of damaging their DNA.

The yopK mutants were cleared after a week of infection, likely as a consequence of damaging effects on host cells resulting in increased recruitment of immune cells and/or inundating the host with antigenic epitopes against which it can trigger a more robust and effective immune response.

As mentioned above, increased cartilage thickness is a consequence of damaged ultrastructure.

It is not known if the observed mitochondrial pathology is the primary cause of pathogenesis in PD, or if mitochondrial damage is a consequence of damaged neurons.

Quantitative analysis and assessment of risk to civil infrastructure has two components: probability of a potentially damaging event and consequence of damage, measured in terms of financial or human losses.

Acquired nystagmus, a highly symptomatic consequence of damage to the substrates of oculomotor control, often is resistant to pharmacotherapy.

Excitability changes in the blink reflex circuit can also occur as a consequence of damage in the neural structures along the blink reflex circuit [36].

Typically modern structural design codes require that 'the consequence of damages to structures should not be disproportional to the causes of the damages'.