Sentence examples for described as harmful from inspiring English sources

Careful planning and management of the conditions under which MR takes place may provide safe food, free from Maillard reaction products (MRPs) that have been described as harmful to health [ 13, 20].

She's desperately tried to avoid falling into an American Go-Getter™ archetype which she describes as possibly harmful to herself and her dreams.

Drought stress is described as one of the most harmful natural hazards that limits the growth, productivity and crop yield of plants.

This example illustrates why letting the American Israel Public Affairs Committee be described as "pro-Israel" is so harmful.

Sir Iqbal Sacranie from the Muslim Council of Britain was questioned by police for describing homosexuality as "harmful" and "not acceptable".

The more harmful viruses are described as virulent.

The changes seen in unstable sessions could be described as to their effects: being harmful/potentially harmful, or beneficial/potentially beneficial.

These chemicals may be just as harmful as the originals or more so and have been described as "regrettable substitutions," as is the case with several perfluorinated chemicals (Howard 2014), pesticides (Coggon 2002), and flame retardants (Bergman et al. 2012).

However, they have also sometimes been described as "at best irrelevant and at worst positively harmful".

The report also warns that Britain is facing an epidemic of drink-related conditions with a quarter of adults in England drinking to harmful levels and one in 20 described as "dependent drinkers".

Ozone is described as an extremely reactive chemical that has been shown to have harmful effects on human health, crop production and natural areas (8).