Sentence examples for inherently damaged from inspiring English sources

The Vick dogs' remarkable second acts, many as loving family dogs, has paved the way for other abused dogs to be considered as individuals rather than as inherently damaged and dangerous animals who can't go on to live normal lives.

A minimal tumor cell inoculum of 1000 cells was used to explore the establishment of tumors from the lowest practical cell number while maintaining consistent tumor development at inherently damaged port sites.

Inherently damaging to shellfish, Codium adheres to shells to serve as a home base.

Peter Young, the former director of mental health for International Health and Medical Services (IHMS), the private contractor that provides medical care to detention centres, said "it is clear that detention is inherently damaging for children".

Is the exchange of sexual labor for material benefits inherently damaging to those who do this?

"We should be very careful in that a closed material proceeding is inherently damaging to the integrity of the judicial process.

"The conditions of detention are inherently abusive, they're inherently damaging to children," he told VICE News.

Unlike male circumcision, which is only dangerous in extreme cases, FGM is inherently damaging to female sex organs.

My experience has taught me that differences themselves are not inherently damaging to relationships but the way we deal with them may be.

Attukwei doesn't view globalization as inherently damaging for Africa, and he recognizes the importance of technological advances in making the lives of many people on the continent easier.

Serge doesn't view globalisation as inherently damaging for Africa, and he recognises the importance of technological advances in making the lives of many people on the continent easier.