Sentence examples for developing bodies from inspiring English sources

Children's developing bodies are especially susceptible to long-term harm.

"Should a teen magazine really be encouraging young girls to think in terms of 'hating' their still developing bodies?

Schools pose special challenges for lead – and not just because children, with their developing bodies and brains, are especially vulnerable to toxins.

Moreover, it's not suitable for children because exposing their developing bodies and brains to radiation could lead to other forms of cancer later in life.

Many readers found the girls awesome and inspiring, but others predicted trouble for their developing bodies and an early burnout of their competitive fire.

This sentiment is informed by 50 years of scientific research on the negative impact that hitting has on children's developing bodies and brains.

"You're developing body memory".

The developing body owns 80% of the land.

When she reached puberty, she began to feel that her developing body was "disgusting".

"They were digging on the whole virginity issue… and the whole of my developing body was just beneath the surface".

That may sound alarmist, but a developing body of evidence suggests that it is already starting to happen.