Sentence examples for deleterious things from inspiring English sources

In low-foot shots, "there are too many deleterious things going on at once, you can't see what's going on," says Stephen Obenschain, head of the laser plasma branch of the plasma physics division at the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington, D.C.

What will Spacey's impact on the London theatre scene be? "It's true that importing a lot of Americans from other art forms is a very unhealthy, very deleterious thing," says Dromgoole.

Much has been said about this notion of "uncertainty" being a new, super-deleterious thing for the economy, but I think Barry Ritholtz said it best: "Kiss your assets goodbye when certainty reigns".

Its deleterious effects are attributable, among other things, to the formation of sugar-derived substances called advanced glycation end products (AGEs).

And creating tools, such as Hamish Jolly's intriguing wetsuits, which might help to minimize deleterious shark incidents, is certainly a good thing.

Nutritionism by and large takes the Western diet as a given, seeking to moderate its most deleterious effects by isolating the bad nutrients in it — things like fat, sugar, salt — and encouraging the public and the food industry to limit them.

It may seem that heightened competition is a good thing for science, but there are serious deleterious effects that come with lower acceptance rates.

But the overuse of sunscreen is potentially a health issue, and a public-health issue down the road" — not a real thing; the Surgeon General says sunscreen has no deleterious side effects.

What is more, the devil idea has had very real deleterious effects in the world; it actually caused the very thing it purported to identify: it caused evil.

People are still animals, and animals are still physical things — throw me out a window and I'll follow the law of gravity, with deleterious consequences for my freedom and reason.

"It had a deleterious impact".