Sentence examples for dangerous to developing from inspiring English sources

Thalidomide may be dangerous to developing embryos, but it is very effective for treating diseases like leprosy and some kinds of cancer.

Superfund supporters say that the E.P.A.'s move confirmed what they always suspected: that the canal is too dangerous to develop.

Lead is especially dangerous to the developing nervous systems of children under 6.

Until we change this, endocrine disruptors like BPA, which are biologically active in human cells and potentially dangerous to the developing fetus, will likely be around for another 20 years.

Lead is a carcinogen that is particularly dangerous to the developing brains and nervous systems of children.

Certain antibiotics can be dangerous to the developing baby if used during pregnancy.

He denies he has allowed a dangerous vacuum to develop through a sense of caution or reluctance to set out policyspecifics.

If we don't act now, we risk allowing a truly dangerous climate to develop – one that we will regret for decades to come.

Councillor Joe Anderson, who also joined the protesters outside the club, has voiced his opposition to the renewal of the licence, saying that by hosting the party, the BNP had "caused a potentially dangerous situation to develop with no regard for the community in which their pub is based".

With a doctorate in biophysics and experience in pharmaceuticals as a result of a lengthy internship at Merck, he knew that serotonin levels change in patients with thrombosis, which can cause dangerous clots to develop in the bloodstream.

A statement posted on the website of Doctors Without Borders, known worldwide as MSF for its French name Medecins Sans Frontieres, condemned the armed factions and the government for allowing an intolerably dangerous environment to develop.