Sentence examples for damaging consequences of a from inspiring English sources

Warnings by business leaders about the damaging consequences of a vote to leave the EU are overblown and the debate would be improved if bosses stayed out of the fray, the chief executive of Merlin Entertainments has said.

The initial goal of the ERS response is to protect stressed cells by re-establishing homoeostasis or otherwise neutralizing the damaging consequences of an insult.

The damaging consequence of a focus on traits is that it suggests we need to select the right people to run our lives, rather than consider what forms of hierarchy or non-hierarchy can elicit the best group behaviours to achieve desired goals.

The U.S. statistical community hopes its responses will persuade the Obama administration to reverse what it sees as an unintended yet potentially damaging consequence of a well-meaning exercise in good government.

Herren et al. speculate that this mechanism reduces the fitness cost of harboring the microbes and prevents the damaging consequence of an uncontrolled proliferation of the microbes.

30 One damaging consequence of an assessment that implicitly or explicitly uses 'when you were younger', or an age threshold (eg, 'now that you are over 65') as a reference point, may be that it actively induces social comparisons and negative age stereotypes and causes older people to present as less physically able than they really are.

The SAS leaflet finished with good words for Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, who had warned of the potentially damaging consequences of dieting: "A whole generation of young women could be affected," said the Duchess.

Amnesty's report exposes many of the damaging consequences of being labelled a "gang nominal", but it is by no means exhaustive.

His excursions into public policy have had real and damaging consequences on a large swath of Americans.

The ICN warned of the damaging consequences of placing new recruits into a dysfunctional system [ 38].

The US must accept and candidly discuss the damaging consequences of its military, diplomatic and political overreach – of a "war too far" that has brought the region to its current ugly impasse.