Sentence examples for damaging form from inspiring English sources

Some of the candidates especially Ed Balls, once Mr Brown's right-hand man seem too inclined towards this second, damaging form of opposition.At the same time, Labour is picking a potential prime minister.

Rarely, a vicious and damaging form of hypertension occurs, often called malignant hypertension, that results in damage to small blood vessels throughout the body but particularly affecting the heart, brain, and kidneys.

It is a deeply damaging form of abuse.

At the tissue level, brains affected by CTE accumulate a damaging form of the tau protein.

The most damaging form of pollution (in terms of absolute effect) is the carbon dioxide (CO2) we are responsible for releasing into the atmosphere.

Agriculture of all types produces greenhouse gases that warm the planet, but meat production is especially harmful — and beef is the most environmentally damaging form of meat.

Choosing to wear it, especially in slightly damaged form, bespoke a sort of despondence, a resignation.

The fate of their characters suggests that women who are not young, pert secretaries or household workers have no real hope of sexual fulfillment and can find only a compromised, damaged form of love.

The picture's destruction, like that of Tinguely's machine, was halted before the job was complete, and there is already speculation that the work in damaged form will become even more valuable than it was before.

However, FeSO4 + H2O2 expressed a damaged form of plasmid DNA.

This is significant because when 5-methylcytosine is oxidatively damaged, forming 5-methylcytosine glycol, hydrolytic deamination yields Tg mismatched with dG (3).