Sentence examples for fight damaging from inspiring English sources

Vitamin E helps fight damaging free radicals on a cellular level, which protects your cells from vulnerability.

NCC is similar to antioxidants Vitamin C and Vitamin E in terms of its ability to fight damaging free-radicals, but it may even be superior insofar as it is more stable and therefore potentially longer-lasting.

This fight damaged Johansson's reputation, and not until 1982 did the International Olympic Committee IOCC) award Johansson the silver medal he was denied at the 1952 Games.

Vitamin C is also considered an antioxidant, which means it helps fight damage to the eye.

The effort at a compromise in Philadelphia "was about preventing someone else's fight from damaging a very valuable youth program," Mr. Cohen said.

If gay Republicans take a stand to fight the damaging rhetoric coming from their party, we may see progress sooner rather than later.

Exercise also increases your supply of collagen and fights against damaging free radicals in your body.

Some critics referred to the facility as a "gladiator school" where young people were encouraged to fight and damage one another.

In theory, a sufficiently disappointing fight could damage the sport's business model, making casual fans reluctant to buy the next big boxing pay-per-view.

The Gore campaign's threat of a court fight over the presidential balloting in Florida set off a backstage debate in the Democratic Party today between party leaders who are rallying behind the vice president and others, including longtime Gore loyalists, who warn that such a fight could damage the party and the democratic process.

She said she was not anti-police – they had a job to do "to serve and protect the public" – and that her decade-long fight had damaged her employment, health and even seen community members shun her because of the serious criminal allegations surrounding her dead son.