Sentence examples for harm the development from inspiring English sources

But he ended with a warning that pushing China would poison international relations and harm the development of human rights.

It is known that heavy drinking can seriously harm the development of the baby in the womb, but there is no evidence that moderate drinking does any damage.

Widely discussed and reviewed, the book was Bush's warning that the militarization of American science would harm the development of the economy.

Asia Internet Coalition (AIC) — a group that represents Facebook, Google, Twitter, LinkedIn, Line and others — furthered cautioned that it would harm the development of the country's digital economy.

Asia Internet Coalition (AIC) — a group that represents Facebook, Google, Twitter, LinkedIn, Line and others — furthered cautioned that it would harm the development of the country's digital economy.

Research has suggested that the amount of chaos in a home and a tendency by parents to interrupt their children during play--rather than allowing them to engage deeply--can harm the development of a child's attention span or performance on cognitive tests, which require sustained attention.

That harms the development of transparent spot prices, further hindering the growth of competition.

We will never encourage women to have an abortion, even if she feels that her lifestyle or behaviour may have harmed the development of her fetus.

Under Romney's proposal, EPA might have to decide between reducing particulates from diesel trucks, which cause lung diseases, and reducing mercury from power plants, which harms the development of children's brains.

A controversial, estrogen-like chemical in plastic could be harming the development of children's brains and reproductive organs, a federal health agency concluded in a report released Tuesday.

We have considered the possibility of CIMT harming the development of the non-involved hand.