Sentence examples for damaging to quality from inspiring English sources
Their direct burdens of recurrent pain and associated symptoms are damaging to quality of life (QoL) and disabling – migraine being the seventh-highest specific cause of disability worldwide.
The results show that not only health risk behaviours such as smoking are damaging to health, they are also damaging to quality of life beyond their effects on health; similarly with salutogenic practice such as vigorous physical exercise which is beneficial to both health and quality of life.
SBF executive Director Michael Levack added: "As the construction sector continues to shed jobs and capacity, we're seeing further fragmentation of the industry that is potentially damaging to quality, safety and skills.
Incidents of abuse can be among those that are most damaging to quality of care and considering the prevalence of abuse and the impact it can have on patients' lives, we felt an urgent need to develop ways to tackle this ethical problem.
And what we have right now is terribly expensive, terribly damaging to air quality and to all the neighborhoods we have to run the trucks through".
Worst of all, it is the schools in the most challenging circumstances that experience the highest rates of staff turnover and this has been shown to be damaging to the quality of education.
By the end of the 18th century, crossbreeding of Finnish horses began to be described, especially by military leaders, as "detrimental crossbreeding"—damaging to the quality of the Finnish horse, particularly for military use.
To lock oneself behind numerous security bolts and locks because of a mistaken belief that great danger lurks beyond is seriously damaging to people's quality of life.
