Sentence examples for consequent damaging from inspiring English sources

However, the hydrodynamic stress and possible consequent damaging effects of SPLITT fractionation have not been yet examined.

But such good intentions will not reduce the consequent damage," writes Gardiner.

"Without the PFN scheme, a number of these products would have been lost with the consequent damage to local economies.

His policy further erodes the real living standards of fare payers in London, with consequent damage to businesses and jobs.

The consequent damage — in artists' self-censorship and in the quality of the national cultural conversation — is incalculable.

The consequent damages to his private life are given full weight, and the play admirably balances the heroic and irrational qualities of its central character.

There has been no clear standard set by the senior team for police offices and staff to use as a guide for their own behaviour and in some instances the standards set have been poor and have led to consequent damage".

Encephalitis may affect the brainstem only, with consequent damage to cranial nerves, to cerebellar connections, to the long ascending and descending tracts in the pons and medulla oblongata, and to the reticular activating system and short tracts within the brainstem that control the functions of consciousness and coordinate eye movements.

It may result in oxidative stress, inflammation, and consequent damage to proteins, membranes, and DNA[6, 21 23].

Bangladesh is divided into three earthquake zones based on the probable ground motion and consequent damage.

Hence, in conventional EBL, the electron beam irradiation of graphene and consequent damage become unavoidable.