Sentence examples for damaging measures from inspiring English sources

Many parents, informed of the grueling, experimental and damaging measures involved in resuscitation of these near-viable fetal-infants, make the decision to provide supportive comfort care only, without invasive high-tech heroics.

Tripp told the SEC on Friday that the Silicon Valley car company, whose $53 billion value rivals that of General Motors, had pushed for a number of potentially damaging measures to meet production quotas, including placing batteries with puncture holes into vehicles and reusing scrapped parts.

Andy Burnham said the government was "waging a campaign of demonisation against the unions" while Yvette Cooper said Labour should try to prevent the "divisive and damaging measures from coming into force".

And China put a significant cap on oil exports to Pyongyang, potentially the most damaging measure to date.

Whether you look at the number of new trade-damaging measures tracked by the World Trade Organisation, or the numbers of sectors or trading partners hurt, Russia, China and Indonesia are all among the top five protectionists; Argentina is in the top ten.

It took 17 months for Mr. Obama to build the case for another round, and to orchestrate far more damaging additional measures — enforced by Europe, Japan, Australia and even some Arab nations — that have cut gasoline imports into Iran, sliced access to most foreign banking, and made it enormously difficult for shippers to obtain the insurance they need to go in and out of foreign ports.

Both variants, F941V and G1145S, were functionally damaging, as measured by an in vitro model of CR3-mediated phagocytosis, but the common A858V (rs1143683) variant was functionally neutral.

It's true that Lib Dem influence has tinkered in the margins of some Tory policies but overall the effect of Farron's party in coalition has been to enable the passing of the most damaging package of measures in post-war UK political history.

This year's fires are currently on track to be their most damaging on record, measured in terms of air quality.

Functional effect predictions of non-synonymous single nucleotide polymorphisms (nsSNPs) were achieved using PROVEAN (Protein Variation Effect Analyzer) (http://provean.jcvi.org/) (Kumar et al. 2014), which measures the damaging effect of variations in protein sequences (Choi et al. 2012).

Hervé Baro, secretary general of the union, said in Friday's issue of Le Monde that the government did not "properly measure the damaging side effects of its project," adding, "Our determination to act is stronger than ever".