Sentence examples for damage to standard from inspiring English sources

The rationale for these so-called power-injectable PICCs was the concern of potential mechanical damage to standard polyurethane and silicon PICCs when used during high-pressure injection.

Almost one fifth of school spending could be cut without any damage to standards, a think tank claims.

The principle hypothesis is that tight control of inflammation in PsA will lead to an improvement in patients' disease activity and a reduction in radiological damage compared to standard care alone.

Whatever the damage to living standards, from Whirlpool's point of view, its strategy in acquiring Maytag was impeccable.

He added: "Labour is unequivocal in its rejection of the profit schools model that has done so much damage to education standards and raise inequality elsewhere.

Hawaii provides an example of how even a failed antievolution campaign can do subtle damage to science standards.

As this behavior is damaging to the standard "division of labor" on smartphones, it will likely only decrease due to more forceful redirection of web maps to the native mapping app (if compatible, which is another issue altogether).

"The 10percentt plan does much more damage to your admissions standards than considering race alone".

People rightly want our political leaders – on all sides - to concentrate on minimising the damage to jobs, living standards and our savings from the banking crisis.

The results confirmed the significant toughness of laminates based on a bio-based epoxy matrix and their superior damage tolerance compared to standard hemp-epoxy laminates, thus highlighting their potential use in semi-structural applications due to an improved interfacial adhesion with hemp fibres.

If the policy is successful it will be highly damaging to living standards as inflation eats away at pay levels.