Sentence examples for damage build from inspiring English sources

Low levels of damage build up if there is insufficient recovery time between matches.

Trachoma's blinding damage builds over decades of repeated infections that begin in babies.

As such, the damage builds up until the DNA is discarded, leaving the chromosome that much smaller.

If enough DNA damage builds up over time, it can cause cells to start growing out of control, which can lead to skin cancer.

She urged lawmakers to instead work on legislation that cuts off revenue to rogue sites via the courts and avoids the "collateral damage" built into the current form of the bill.

While this will not be a humanitarian crisis the likes that we've seen in Haiti, great amounts of money will still be needed to rebuild damaged builds, roads, and return Chile back to normalcy.

"Sunburn's a clear sign that your skin's been damaged, and this damage can build up over time and lead to skin cancer in the future.

Atlanticville, July 19, 2007 Damage Builds in Barnegat Bay The appearance of stinging sea nettle jellyfish in Barnegat Bay is a sign -- but not a good one.

It focuses on the damage build-up and control at member level that may prevent the collapse of critical infrastructure.

The dependence of the damage build-up and removal on ion dose and annealing temperature was quantitatively analyzed.

In such thermal loading, there exists a coupling between two degradation processes: oxidation and fatigue, which dramatically accelerates the damage build-up.