Sentence examples similar to damaging leading from inspiring English sources
In practice, the cup tended to become damaged, leading to leakage of gas and erosion of the chamber.
Roads in the area suffered vast damaged leading to closures and eventual re-routing which cost $F1.6 million.
This may be due to the substantial loss of ψm, and as a consequence, the mitochondrial membranes are easily damaged leading to a massive leakage of cytochrome c.
The occurrence of later tectonic activities may cause the trap to change in form or even be damaged, leading to release and re-migration of hydrocarbon.
(3) When intense tectonic movements occurred with fractures dominating, deep oil and gas reservoirs are susceptible to damage leading to low exploration potential.
Three clinics in the North West province were damaged, leading to the closure of two of them.
When the fulfilment of the need for autonomy is hindered, one's experience of self-worth is also damaged, leading to either insecure or low self-esteem [ 19].
After injecting anti-Thy-1.1 monoclonal antibodies, podocytes and parietal epithelial cells (PEC) are damaged leading to podocyte hypertrophy and extracellular matrix production by PEC [ 73].
The new recommendations are based on evidence that the damage leading to heart disease begins early in life.
He has also accused the EPA of "going around causing damage as opposed to saving damage", leading to "a tremendous amounts of money, tremendous fraud, tremendous abuse".
In the suit, they said the company's clinical trials showed the drug could cause "serious liver damage leading to death or requiring liver transplant".
