Sentence examples for damaging actions from inspiring English sources

However, the damaging actions of the chemical sympathectomy are reversed by administration of catecholamines.

Porous building materials constantly deteriorate due to damaging actions of many environmental factors, such as inorganic and organic contaminants.

Charities largely welcomed Cameron's aims but highlighted the damaging actions of his government that will contribute to poverty.

It seems naively magical and whimsical, but what if it had been more public or had led to more personally damaging actions?

It shows up in behavior like excessive hand washing, repetitive checking of stoves, locks and lights, and damaging actions like pulling one's hair out by the roots and self-mutilation.

"The fact that these nine Members would cast a no vote shows a blatant disrespect and only adds to the damaging actions they've taken this year to reverse progress from long and hard fought civil rights battles," he said.

ReprintsSo far the most effective and damaging action has been taken by self-employed lorry drivers, whose real gripe is over the soaring cost of diesel.

We have analyzed the damaging action of two broad spectrum anthelmintic drugs (praziquantel and albendazole) throughout the in vitro strobilization process of M. corti in order to identify developmental stages or body structures more susceptible to these drugs.

Better stability to the damaging action of the laser beam, as compared to the Cu-grown material is observed, together with electron mobility values in the 104 cm2 V− 1 s− 1 range.

When Donald Trump began the process of pulling the US out of the Paris agreement on climate change in June, a few optimists suggested there might be a silver lining to his damaging action.

With dozens of plans competing for members, he said, "practically speaking, that would be a highly damaging action". But Mr. Brueckner said some plans might indeed raise the co-payments if the manufacturer of a drug raised prices.