Sentence examples for damaging air from inspiring English sources

Water moving from tracheid to tracheid must pass through a thin modified primary cell wall known as the pit membrane, which serves to prevent the passage of damaging air bubbles.

The Commission says that this measure is necessary, as the increased use of biomass to produce electricity, encouraged by climate legislation, is damaging air quality.

In contrast PM levels in stations with spacious double-track tunnels are not greatly affected when tunnel ventilation is switched off, offering the possibility of significant energy savings without damaging air quality.

However, any Japanese ship remaining within range of the aircraft at Henderson Field 200 mile in daylight was in great danger from damaging air attacks.

However, any Japanese ship remaining within range of American aircraft at Henderson field, during the daylight hours about 200 mile was in danger of damaging air attack.

Despite the damaging air attacks to their ships and landing forces, the Japanese proceeded with the construction of the naval seaplane base at Tulagi and Gavutu, receiving more shipments of troops and construction workers over the next several months.

And more people driving means more potential accidents, which can damage air conditioning compressors and hoses.

When airways are damaged, air can escape from them and be trapped in the surrounding tissues in the neck (subcutaneous emphysema) and mediastinum (pneumomediastinum); if it builds up to high enough pressures there, it can compress the airways.

And what we have right now is terribly expensive, terribly damaging to air quality and to all the neighborhoods we have to run the trucks through".

Ulaanbaatar houses a third of the country's total population of 3.1 million people, and the habits of these overcrowded residents are seriously damaging the air.

You could end up hurting yourself or damaging the air conditioner.