Sentence examples for growing damage from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stevens has recently expressed deep concern about the apparently growing damage in his state from climate change.

Part of their gradual falling-out stemmed from Wordsworth's disciplined stability and the growing damage inflicted by the growing instability and wildness of the opium-addicted Coleridge.

Speaking on "Agriculture in Our Spaceship Earth" in 1973, I proposed a twin strategy to deal with the growing damage to our life-support systems.

And with the eurozone economies in an increasingly parlous state, Putin still assumes that Angela Merkel and François Hollande will resist, and ultimately remove, the sanctions that are causing growing damage.

The report reconstructs the crew's last minutes, including the warning signs that things were going badly wrong and alerts about tire pressure, landing gear problems and efforts by the computerized flight system to compensate for the growing damage.

Stiffness values of composites degraded with the growing damage variables (DVs) D ij homogeneously when a material met its failure criteria.

Inhaled Af would initially contact the mucus layer of the host airway epithelium and as it grows, damage to this barrier would expose the underlying connective tissue and different substrates such as collagen and elastin.

This dishonesty can let problems fester or grow, damaging both the other person and the relationship.

As indicated in Figs. 13, 14 and 15 the hysteresis loops are growing with damage but do not reach the critical threshold of 0.5 mm (Table 1) for the specimens of the TomoFix std, PEEKPower and iBalance groups.

He consciously ignored the growing political damage to his image and to the monarchy in consequence of his support for abolition.

This question is thrust upon us by new indications that this war is growing more damaging.