Sentence examples for damaging light from inspiring English sources

Even as Mr. Romney landed in London to attend the Olympics and begin a foreign trip, his campaign showed no signs of dropping an issue that it believes sheds damaging light on Mr. Obama's attitudes toward free enterprise and his embrace of government's role in the economy.

AChE upregulation was also reported as being induced by the apoptotic JNK pathway [38], as well as by damaging light in retinal neurons [39].

Perhaps it allows the cell to take immediate advantage of reducing power at sunrise, thus minimizing the dependency of photosystem usage during periods of high (and damaging) light intensity later in the day.

"There is no laser, no damaging light," she said.

The exhibition offers a rare chance to see fragile works on paper and textiles that usually languish in storage, safe from the damaging light of day.

About one-third of the intraocular lenses implanted worldwide are blue-blocking lenses, intended to reduce the risk of macular degeneration by limiting exposure to potentially damaging light.

Phenolic compounds are accumulated, including phytoalexins, damaging light-absorbing compounds and animal-attractive anthocyanin pigments [ 4].

You can also use a glass cabinet to display your doll collection, but always remember to keep the dolls away from damaging lights.

The progressive water stress significantly damaged light harvesting complex and reduced photochemical processes and PSII activity.

In Sydney, heavy winds damaged some Vivid festival installations including the Cathedral of Light at the Royal Botanic Gardens, prompting fears forecast winds up to 90km/h could further damage lights and hoardings, posing a threat to visitors.

At one time, porbeagles were regarded as nuisances by some commercial fishers because they damaged lighter fishing gear intended for smaller species and stole hooked fish from lines.