Sentence examples for damaging developing from inspiring English sources
To avoid damaging developing bones and joints in puppies, it is generally recommended to not take them running or do other repetitive high impact type of exercises, such as jumping from high places.
But there is increasing concern that KYC is becoming more restrictive, making access to finance harder for local banks and populations and damaging developing economies' opportunity to grow.
Conversely, the folly of football fanatics is simpler: They are willing to risk damaging developing brains for the sake of a sport.
As review spam is a pervasive and damaging problem, developing methods to help businesses and consumers distinguish truthful reviews from fake ones is an important, but challenging problem.
Archbishop Tomasi stated the "most damaging concessions developing countries make in regional and bilateral agreements are those enhancing the monopolies on life-saving medicines, which reduce access and affordability and those that provide excessive legal rights to foreign investors".
Organic mercury compounds such as methylmercury that are fat-soluble and readily cross the blood brain barrier are especially damaging to developing nervous tissues [ 24, 25].
The reason why these damaging autoantibodies develop is not entirely understood.
It also warned that monetisation can have damaging impacts on developing country markets.
However, we are all guilty of mild and extreme acts of over-protectiveness and over-parenting that can be very damaging to a developing child.
But what he found more damaging to his developing sense of manhood was the psychological violence inherent in everyday encounters with the white world.
