Sentence examples for despite the damaging effects from inspiring English sources

Dikötter's explanation of the Great Leap Forward omits the fact that — despite the damaging effects of the Korean War and the American trade embargo — China had, by 1956, made remarkable progress in securing social stability, achieving economic growth, and improving living conditions.

Despite the damaging effects of oxidation itself, ROS can directly influence signalling, for example, increased ROS production promotes the development of interstitial fibrosis and extracellular matrix turnover, in part through activation of matrix metalloproteinases.

It's no secret that we students regularly enjoy a drink or three, despite being aware of the damaging effects on our health.

Mary Bousted, general secretary of the ATL, said: "Despite the overwhelming evidence about the damaging effects of the key stage 2 tests, the government appears to be clinging on to them limpet-like.

Despite nearly a century of technological advance, modern agricultural systems in North America are just as vulnerable to the damaging effects of a 1930s-style Dust Bowl drought.

But the damaging effects of this trend are clear.

These models reveal the damaging effects of the herd instinct: market traders copy other market traders.

We talk about Japanese food, whiskey, tailoring, weightlifting, cinema, the damaging effects of social media.

The damaging effects of an overvalued exchange rate continued, intermittently, under successive Conservative and Labour governments.

A well-intentioned law to curb the damaging effects of development has mutated into a monster.

Many people think a tan protects them by helping block the damaging effects of UV radiation.