Sentence examples for harm the eye from inspiring English sources

Some improvised filters that pass UV or IR rays, can actually harm the eye at high brightness levels.

Accordingly, these types of films are used in the fabrication of food packaging, to preserve containers and their edible contents from UV-induced damage, and also of glasses, to impede that UV rays reach, and harm, the eye.

If you're tired and insulin can't do its job properly, then sugar levels can build to such a point that the insulin could harm the eyes, kidneys, nerves, and heart.

You should also take more of healthy proteins, healthy fats and whole grains and there is no better time than now to consider reducing your alcohol intake (because alcohol produces free radicals that can harm the eyes) and to quit smoking.

Both are not meant to be ingested, and could harm the eyes.

Don't stand too close when the lava erupts; the "lava" substance may irritate or harm the eyes.

At least, it is indisputable that physically, long term staring at the screen harms the eyes a lot.

In some cases, it will be very obvious to you, such as when you're given a blind kitten from the word go, or when your cat has an accident that harms the eyes.

The suit was dismissed for lack of standing — you are not the one harmed in the eye of the law if it's your son that the government is after.

Flash pictures were not allowed, as their light could harm the penguins' eyes.

While Robert Mann's tear jerking account of why Brown's ability to con him as well as the Charles Kennedy means that the party should give him £600k does not convince (caveat emptor?), the fact is this debacle has done the party incalculable harm in the eyes of the public.