Sentence examples for harm growing from inspiring English sources

With the harm growing increasingly evident, this month the International Maritime Organization, a United Nations body, proposed reducing the sulfur content of marine fuels starting in 2010 on all ships.

Do not get the baby too used to juice; keep it to a minimum, as it is sugar-filled and can harm growing teeth.

Heavy metals are especially toxic for women of childbearing age (since high enough doses can harm growing fetuses) and children, since they have smaller bodies that are less able to handle toxins.

The Sri Lankan Army commander, Lt. Gen. Sarath Fonseka, told his officers that military operations "should be carried out taking all possible safety precautions with utmost precision" to avoid harming growing throngs of civilian refugees, the Defense Ministry Web site reported Thursday.

High chloride concentration damages metallic pipes and structure, as well as harms growing plants.

And is it too elite of me to mention the harm that growing food that is sprayed and genetically altered causes to the environment and the workers?

Gwynne Lyons, policy director of the campaign group, CHEM Trust, said: "The number of studies showing that these substances can cause harm is growing, but efforts by Denmark to try and get EU action on some phthalates had run into difficulties, largely because of concerns about the costs to industry".

One high-profile and quite typical example: Rachel Lincoln Sarnoff, who is head of Healthy Child Healthy World, wrote a recent Huffington Post blog claiming that the BPA story "just gets bigger and bigger," by which she implied that the evidence of its harm is growing.

Their homes are usually crowded and poorly ventilated, leading to intense smoke exposure that could harm the growing fetus as smoke metabolites cross the placental barrier.

In UK general medical practice comparable research and knowledge of the nature and impact of avoidable harm is growing, but is methodologically limited compared with secondary care [ 5, 6].

Toxoplasmosis is a disease that is transmitted through feces and other animals that can harm a growing fetus.