Sentence examples for damaging role from inspiring English sources

Iran 8. (C/NF) McCain told Cameron he saw an increasing, and increasingly damaging role, for Iran in regional affairs.

We conclude that in short time (2 and 4 h), oxygen ozone of 60 μg/ml showed a damaging role on astrocytes in vitro, while oxygen ozone of 20 and 40 μg/ml did not show damaging role obviously.

But many U.S. and other Western officials in Afghanistan say Karzai has played a more damaging role.

No analysis I've read thus far has questioned the damaging role that the endless quest for economic growth plays.

It's almost impossible to dispute that sugar plays a prominent and very damaging role in cases like that one, and in the health of most Western nations.

Their research sheds light on why identity -- the traits people assign to themselves and to others -- plays a huge and often damaging role in the economy.

I think they are playing a very dangerous and, ultimately, self-damaging role if they continue to obstruct.

While innate responses have been shown to contribute to pathological changes in the human vagina in experimental C. albicans challenge experiments [23], relatively few studies have generated direct evidence for any tissue-damaging role of host innate immune responses in the mouse disseminated C. albicans infection model [24].

Very few of the subjects, four, in our study fulfilled all the criteria for classical ABPA, where there is good evidence for a tissue-damaging role of chronic fungal colonization with A. fumigatus.

The explanation comes after Barbie's odd vital statistics have long been accused of providing a damaging physical role model for young girls.

More damaging to his role as Vatican finance supremo, fictions were put about that he was submitting extravagant expense claims.