Sentence examples for harsh damage to from inspiring English sources

Both permanent waves and backcombing can do harsh damage to your hair.

Dying, straightening and teasing can all cause harsh damage to your hair.

Considering the difference between punishment and nurturing self-discipline in our children can boost parental confidence to be firm when needed, rather than harsh (damaging to family relationships and to children's view of themselves) or ineffectual (don't expect much response from a "Please take your hands off his neck, Johnny, there's a love").

The chemicals in hair dye are harsh and will cause damage to your eyes.

Andrea D'Ercole Managing director, Italyabroad.com The harsh winter has caused significant damage to the roads in London.

If the euro-area terms are too harsh, they may do further damage to Greece's capacity for economic recovery, which is badly needed for the country to reduce its public debt.

The existing evaporator has been found to be far from ideal for the application, with the harsh evaporation conditions resulting in damage to the peptides and undesirable darkening of the peptide solution.

Rapidly changing environmental conditions and harsh mechanical loading are sources of damage to structures.

A beginner's attempt at forcing harsh vocals with improper technique will cause serious damage to your vocal cords.

Due to exposure to the harsh elements during the war, the building suffered significant damage to its structure.

A particularly harsh December storm in 1999 caused an estimated $23 million in damage to the park; total damages were estimated at $37 million.