Sentence examples for damaging examples from inspiring English sources

These are only the most damaging examples.

It is known that these taxa can have enormous impacts, with perhaps the most damaging examples being diseases of crops and livestock.

It was only two years ago that the IOC seemed on track to embrace social media, but London 2012 has offered so many damaging examples, that even a die-hard Twitter user would have to advise athletes to avoid paying too much attention to what was happening online, at least until after their competition.

In an article entitled What Price Principles in the CIPD's 'Work' magazine, the author describes the Volkswagen scandal as one of the most systemic and damaging examples of a business focusing on financial return while deceiving its other stakeholders.

Suggestions are made of how we can start ameliorating the damage, examples of resurgences among certain endangered species noted.

In specific cases, other factors may also cause damage, examples being cell death when limits to deep supercooling are exceeded, and death of shoots when freezing-induced embolisms in xylem vessels persist.

The results indicate that when the measured data is error-free, the proposed technique is very efficient in finding the exact damage locations and extents of both damage examples.

UV damage, alkylation/methylation, X-ray damage and oxidative damage are examples of induced damage.

Cellular hyper-activation (aging) via a chain of events - well known in medical science - culminates in non-random organ and systemic damage, for examples, damage of the heart and the brain (infarct and stroke).

A single damage example and a two-damage example are investigated.

Windows that had already been damaged — for example by frost — were most at risk.