Sentence examples for dramatic harm from inspiring English sources

But centuries of degradation to our ecosystems are causing dramatic harm to that web of life.

The growth in the current campus on the Marquam Hill is limited by access roads and parking, an expansion of which would likely cause more dramatic harm to the surrounding communities.

Rather than dramatic harms, these studies portray lifetimes of underachievement and social distress for the unwanted children.

A dramatic lack of harm reduction services, such as clean needle exchange provisions together with the banning of opioid substitution therapy like methadone, is fueling an expanding epidemic in Russia - directly attributing to over one million people infected with HIV and is now the fastest growing HIV/AIDS epidemic in the world.

6 But it might also help to avert other less dramatic forms of harm, as the Biased Judge case suggests.

Mr. Harm built dramatic tension very well here.

Since 1995, there has been a dramatic increase in alcohol related harm in Ireland, with this harm observed across a range of health and social indicators [ 10].

For that matter, most of the actors could come onscreen bearing cardboard announcements, vaudeville-style, or be replaced by intertitles or comic-strip talk bubbles, without harming the dramatic texture.

A dramatic example of the 'arms race' between hosts and pathogens has been observed in the response of mice to the parasite that causes toxoplasmosis.

The bill has been endorsed by President Bush and is being championed by the credit-card and banking industries, which say they have been harmed by a dramatic increase in the number of personal bankruptcies.

"The harms are so dramatic and the benefits are zilch.