Sentence examples for lead to permanent damage from inspiring English sources

Seizures usually last for a few seconds, rarely longer, and generally do not lead to permanent damage.

According to a 2014 report, text neck is becoming an epidemic and could lead to permanent damage.

Creep is the deformation that occurs under a prolonged, sustained load and can lead to permanent damage in bone.

When patients suddenly see floaters, ophthalmologists usually check for a tear or hole in the retina that could lead to permanent damage.

The study revealed several potential problems with this kind of exhibit spaces that can lead to permanent damage of artifacts and occupants' discomfort.

Chronic alcohol abuse, however, may lead to permanent damage; it is not clear whether this is due to the alcohol itself or to associated dietary insufficiency and head trauma.

People with chronic pancreatitis have ongoing inflammation of the pancreas that leads to permanent damage.

People with chronic pancreatitis have persistent inflammation of the pancreas that leads to permanent damage.

That could indicate a shift in the kingdom's pursuit of economic partnerships if the scandal over Mr. Khashoggi leads to permanent damage to its relationships with the West, analysts said.

Although reversible in early stages, as the macular edema becomes chronic, it leads to permanent damage of the photoreceptor layer with progression to fibrosis [4].

Carditis is the single most important prognostic factor in rheumatic fever [1, 3, 11]; only valvulitis leads to permanent damage and its presence determines the prophylactic strategy [31].