Sentence examples for levels damaged from inspiring English sources

The Bournemouth Air festival, set to take place along the Bournemouth seafront, called off its show after exceptionally high water levels damaged the beach stage areas.

Meanwhile, separate speculation focused on the mercury-based preservative thimerosal (used not in the M.M.R. but in other vaccines up until 2003); the idea here was that toxic mercury levels damaged the brain.

The drought led to restricted water use for citizens, extremely low reservoir levels, damaged crops, limited energy supply from regional hydro and nuclear power and went so far as to cause conflict between states trying to claim ownership of what few water resources existed.

This increase in costs comes at a time when college debt has already reached record levels, damaging the economy and hobbling young graduates.

At the Fire Department, he began developing expertise in explosives, which the department used to level damaged buildings.

Rising sea levels, damage to drinking-water supplies and heatwaves would each account for 10%.

If these aid levels damage the quality of governance in recipient countries – as Somaliland's experience suggests they may – then it might be the case that, in the long run, less money may actually do more good.

TNF at high levels damages the joints of patients with rheumatoid arthritis.

Out-of-control glucose levels damage blood vessels, both large and small, throughout the body.

High lead levels damage children's nervous systems, stunt growth, delay development, and contribute to later-life delinquent behavior.

Smoking raises blood sugar levels, damages blood vessels which can lead to heart disease and stroke, and adversely affects circulation due to constriction of blood vessels.