Loss of its role as an exclusive finishing school would abolish at a stroke the damaging effects that it has on the country's schools and on the graduate job market.
Anderson broke Berdych's serve only 19 minutes into the match and took away the opening set with powerful ground strokes and damaging forays to net.
The disease can lead to blindness, increase the risk of heart attacks and strokes, as well damaging nerves and blood vessels which can dramatically increase the risk of foot amputation.
The disease can lead to blindness, increase the risk of heart attacks and strokes, as well as damaging nerves and blood vessels - dramatically increasing the risk of a foot needing to be amputated.
It was a well-timed political stroke, coming after a week of damaging testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
The danger from the blood clots promoted by atrial fibrillation is that pieces of clots will break off to lodge in arteries in the brain, causing strokes, or elsewhere in the body, damaging organs.
Nevertheless, hypoxia can be quite damaging, as O2 availability contributes to cellular damage and death in human pathological conditions where blood flow is interrupted such as severe blood loss, stroke, and cardiovascular disease.
Thus, targeting a common protective factor (i.e., 14-3-3 γ) but not a specific damaging factor (e.g., Bax or Bad) is likely to provide a desirable therapeutic effect for ischemic stroke.
At a stroke, companies can avoid wasting time and money on endless petty lawsuits and escape years of damaging legal uncertainty.
Similar examples can be chosen to illustrate the damaging effects of PM10 inhalation, whether it be asthma in Madrid or Sydney [8, 9] or all-cause mortality (especially stroke) in Boston [10].
