Sentence examples for damage children from inspiring English sources

He reserves his harshest comments for the damage children have done to American food.

The judge likes to think that children do better in adversity, that wealth and beauty can damage children in the long run.

To many, including disability groups, Perkins's thesis appears to be nothing more than eugenics, a programme to try to "breed out welfare dependency" and, essentially, poverty, arguing that parents, rather than poverty, damage children.

And in 1992, Neil F. Williams, now a physical education professor at Eastern Connecticut State University, placed dodgeball in the Physical Education Hall of Shame, a list of gym activities that he suggested could damage children emotionally.

In 1992, Neil F. Williams, a phys-ed professor at Eastern Connecticut State University, consigned the game, along with musical chairs and duck-duck-goose, to what he called the Physical Education Hall of Shame -- a list of gym activities that in his opinion could damage children emotionally.

The federal agency is now running a second round of audits, to assess whether states are now complying with their own improvement plans".We are spending a great deal of money to damage children," says Marcia Robinson Lowry, director of Children's Rights, an advocacy group.

Divorce damages children.

All these damaged children.

Poverty damages children's dispositions and blunts their brains.

Are social websites damaging children's brains, as Oxford university neuroscientist Baroness Susan Greenfield argues?

Again we have a dysfunctional family, damaged children and a bingeing mother.