Sentence examples for damaging child from inspiring English sources

Anaemia is particularly severe, and iron deficiency is a common, damaging child health and stunting development.

Are social websites damaging children's brains, as Oxford university neuroscientist Baroness Susan Greenfield argues?

Irish doctors claim they have found evidence that exposure to "second-hand smoke" in cars is damaging children's health.

"We know from our research that commercial pressures towards premature sexualisation and unprincipled advertising are damaging children's wellbeing.

More than 100 teachers, writers and academics have said the government's early years education policies are damaging children's health and wellbeing.

Pupils should sit no more than five GCSEs because exams taken at 16 are damaging children's education, according to a leading headmaster.

Poor behaviour in classrooms in England is damaging children's education, according to an Ofsted report.

Want to stop damaging children's lives from childhood trauma and lower the lifelong risk of cancer, diabetes, heart disease, obesity, depression, suicide and violence?

Jonathan Franzen is the slightly damaged child of Don DeLillo's peculiar relationship with American culture.

Doctors called her the most profoundly damaged child they had ever seen.

The Corrections Jonathan Franzen (Fourth Estate, £10.99) Jonathan Franzen is the slightly damaged child of Don DeLillo's peculiar relationship with American culture.