Sentence examples for damaging effects of a from inspiring English sources
In addition to corruption, China struggled to contain the damaging effects of a series of food- and drug-safety scandals.
Despite nearly a century of technological advance, modern agricultural systems in North America are just as vulnerable to the damaging effects of a 1930s-style Dust Bowl drought.
Consumers have an interest in dealing directly with and supporting the American farmer," said Mr. Dorf, who said he was inspired to create the site by "The Omnivore's Dilemma" a book about the damaging effects of a hyperindustrialized food system.
Meanwhile, the rest of the country has ground to a halt, and stasis is most keenly felt in government bureaucracies, where senior officials have expressed concern over the potentially damaging effects of a prolonged stalemate.
"Thousands of shipwrecks worldwide lie in the path of fishing trawlers, but governments are failing to find even small change to require the damaging effects of a multi billion-dollar industry to be monitored," said Dr Kingsley.
"Thousands of shipwrecks worldwide lie in the path of fishing trawlers, but governments are failing to find even small change to require the damaging effects of a multibillion-dollar industry to be monitored," Dr Kingsley said.
The damaging effects of an overvalued exchange rate continued, intermittently, under successive Conservative and Labour governments.
They repeatedly immunized the mice with doses of PLA2 and found that the mice were protected from the damaging effects of an allergic reaction.
Cell wall damaging effects of an antimicrobial compound can be reversed in the presence of an osmo-protectant compound such as sorbitol.
Compounding the controversy, political commentators on both sides of the aisle on Friday acknowledged the potentially damaging effects of an admission from Carson's campaign that, contrary to what he has long claimed, he did not receive a scholarship to the United States Military Academy at West Point.
