Sentence examples for damaged the balance from inspiring English sources

With those bonds now worth less, calls are growing for Europe to take urgent action to recapitalize its banks, as the United States and Britain did in 2008 when the financial crisis damaged the balance sheets of their banks.

These disasters have already greatly damaged the balance of nature.

"Closure of the school would also damage the balance of the surrounding community as a local school is vital to attract young families into the area".

The core weapon used by the government to financially damage the balance sheets of businesses is an Orwellian and cunning system known as the statewide alcohol linking program.

Instead today's NSW Liberal party practises the complete opposite: interventionist economic policies deliberately designed to damage the balance sheets of commercial businesses that unduly interfere and restrict personal choice and economic freedom in order to achieve nanny state moral outcomes.

Defects in metabolism of branched chain amino acids could additionally damage the balance between oxygen-requiring events in Yin and Yang events of immunity;   d.

But they also know their own agreement was hard won, and any tweaks could damage the balance.

By the time many of the alien species arrived, human settlement had already severely damaged the delicately balanced ecosystems of the inland lakes, which are only 10,000 years old.

A collapse in emerging market bonds would further damage the weak balance sheets of American banks.

The Olympic tournament also clutters the already overstuffed tennis schedule, putting its increasingly injury-prone players at greater risk and damaging the competitive balance of the United States Open.

Unfortunately the thermal decomposition of this salt is extremely violent and explosive and the TGA curves could not be recorded since this thermogravimetric measurement exhibits extreme noise and it can even damage the TG balance.