Sentence examples for extremely injurious from inspiring English sources

Is it your assessment that Snowden's leaks to the Guardian has been extremely injurious to the public interest?

Put in simple terms, the Israeli settlement project is a sort of neocolonialism, illegal under international law and extremely injurious to American and Israeli standing in the world.

In 1822, a prominent South Carolina pastor named Richard Furman published his "Exposition of the Views of the Baptists Relative to the Coloured Population of the United States," in which he argued that immediate emancipation would be "extremely injurious to the community at large," and would interfere with the "religious improvement" of the people currently enslaved.

These aspects make industrial effluents of this dye highly toxic and extremely injurious to both aquatic and life forms.

Effluents containing those persistent contaminants can be highly toxic and extremely injurious to both aquatic and terrestrial life forms (Cabaço et al. 2008).

Accidents from pile-ups are painful and potentially highly injurious.

In interviews with the housekeepers, the issue of these women often being treated as if they are "invisible" came up again and again, as did the quantity of extremely hard work, sometimes injurious, that is expected of the mostly female, and mostly non-white, workers.

Given the high prevalence of these disorders in the general population, formal sleep disorder center evaluation should be confined to those cases in which the behaviors: 1) are potentially injurious or violent, 2) are extremely bothersome to other household members, 3) result in symptoms of excessive daytime sleepiness, or 4) have unusual characteristics.

No adjustment for the clustered (school) nature of the data was made due to the small number of schools involved and because estimates of the ICC school effect for all outcomes was extremely low (≤0.02); this is consistent with the literature on school effects on suicide and self-injurious behaviours [ 45].

Most RCTs are underpowered to detect a significant reduction in injurious fall rates owing to the relative infrequency of injurious fall events [ 19, 22, 25] and the extremely large sample sizes required to achieve adequate statistical power.

He can claim injurious exposure in California.