Sentence examples for host of harm from inspiring English sources
During use, users applied a host of harm reduction strategies, albeit inconsistently and sometimes incorrectly.
Scientists worry about low birth weight because it correlates with a host of harms such as low IQ.
At the heart of Mikos et al.'s [15] work is the importance of determining compatibility to ensure the minimisation of harm to host substrates.
Therefore, it may be beneficial to a host to 'accept' some level of harm from low worm burdens, because the cost of preventing that harm outweighs the cost of the harm itself [16].
These parasitic infections can cause a wide range of harm to the infected host; from diarrhea to abortion, death or chronic nutritional and cognitive sequels [ 4, 5].
As Miller put it, deficits that tax cuts for the rich helped to create "are being used to justify a host of austerity measures that will harm Americans of all races but will hit blacks and Latinos the hardest".
The states and industry groups opposing the Clean Power Plan alleged a host of illegalities and immediate, irreparable harms and pleaded for a stay -- equivalent to a preliminary injunction in lower courts -- to halt implementation while their lawsuits proceed.
Instead they continue to market cell phones and other microwave-radiating products especially to infants, toddlers and young teens and fail to provide clear notice that such radiation increases the risks of cancers, reproductive harm and a host of other health problems.
We define virulence-related genes as those whose products affect the ability of a pathogen to infect or survive in the host, are required for expression of other virulence factors, or cause the host direct harm (such as toxins).
Little chance of harm there.
