Sentence examples for harmful status from inspiring English sources

As filmmaker Abigail Disney, a panelist, asked, along with women, there is another notable absence, "Where are the men who solve problems by thinking?" Doing nothing perpetuates a discriminatory and harmful status quo.

It removes one harmful status effect from the target.

All patients in this trial received feedback on their hazardous or harmful drinking status immediately after the screening process.

Main outcome measures The primary outcome was patients' self reported hazardous or harmful drinking status as measured by the alcohol use disorders identification test (AUDIT) at six months.

The harmful pro-inflammatory status of the ileum after intraamniotic IL-1α delivery could result from the decrease of FoxP3+ cells.

13 Moderate LMA has been highlighted as potentially harmful for health status, but research on the topic is divergent.

Thus, for these young women to have their health, both physical and psychological, compromised by an experience of sexual slavery, could be particularly harmful to the status of Congolese women and to Congolese society in general.

In a survey of English households, Hunter et al. (2004) found factors such as a person with respiratory disease in the home, belief that pollution is harmful, and socioeconomic status influenced reporting of air pollution exposures.

Drugs, including alcohol and tobacco, are of course harmful, whatever their legal status, and our aim should be to reduce the harm caused.

The discrimination inherent in that second-class status is harmful to gay men and lesbians.

This lack of difference in prevalence rates between unmatched rural and matched samples supports our earlier finding that the matched samples are matched on a set of unfavorable characteristics which are harmful to their nutritional status.