Sentence examples for damage encouraged from inspiring English sources
That, along with animal studies showing that cool body temperatures minimized stroke damage, "encouraged us to try intervening," says neurologist Lars Kammersgaard of the Genofte University Hospital in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Chen et al. found that activating ATM through oxidative stress, but not by DNA damage, encouraged the cancer cells to migrate and become invasive.
In an attempt to damage William, James encouraged his daughter's staff to inform her that William was having an affair with Elizabeth Villiers.
But now the government, hoping to limit environmental damage and encourage villagers to find new jobs, had banned fishing during the summer.
But they could be leading a concerted effort to minimise the damage and encourage measures to cuts costs without affecting front-line services.
Yet the day's developments did little to dispel the possibility that the crisis could drag on for a long time, possibly generating enough economic and political damage to encourage negotiation of a new arrangement between Europe and Britain that would sidestep the need for a formal withdrawal or at least minimize its effects.
Sadly, there has been a subtle but undeniable erosion of patient trust in this expensive and depersonalized medical system, damage that has encouraged litigation for unanticipated clinical results.
This makes them less prone to wind-damage and encourages fruiting further down the cane.
While the judgment as a matter of law has not been the subject of much controversy, the Christian Science Monitor has expressed concern that this case signals universities are becoming more aggressive in enforcing their patents — a trend also noted by Ars Technica — and conservative news site Breitbart predicts that the size of the damages will encourage this type of litigation.
American friendship has been damaging because it encouraged British leaders to believe that an external solution existed to the problems faced by their country.
