Sentence examples for extremely harmful to from inspiring English sources

But a small percentage is rendered into a compound that's extremely harmful to liver cells.

Sulfur dioxide is a common air pollutant and extremely harmful to human health.

The reality is that indefinite detention is expensive, ineffective, and extremely harmful to many of the people held.

"Children are still being exposed to passive smoke, which is extremely harmful to developing lungs," said the actress.

"Any event like this is extremely harmful to the Egyptian economy," said Samir Tobar, an economist at Zagazig University in the Nile Delta north of Cairo.

Zwiebel argues the bill would invite capricious litigation "that could be extremely harmful to some of the most important institutions in our community".

Game over, despite the fact that recent pipeline leaks of the kind of oil to be carried across our country by Keystone XL have proven extremely harmful and difficult to clean up.

Two items rated on a 7-point scale, assessing attitudes toward the HPV vaccination: "For me, having the HPV vaccination is (a) 1 (not at all good) to 7 (extremely good) and (b) 1 (not at all harmful) to 7 (extremely harmful)." Scores obtained on the latter item were reverse coded.

In cells, due to its highly reactive nature, it would be extremely harmful for Cu(I) to exist as a free ion, where it could participate in reactions whose products ultimately damage cell membranes, proteins and nucleic acids [ 23].

This is a form of sex discrimination that can be extremely harmful but also hard to isolate.

Heather Jarvis, a sex worker rights activist and member of Safe Harbour Outreach Program (SHOP) in St. John's, says that the continued portrayal of sex workers as victims is extremely harmful and exposes them to more danger than is necessary.