Sentence examples for mildly damaging from inspiring English sources

Dan Cohen, a Minnesota Republican associated with the 1982 gubernatorial campaign of Wheelock Whitney, was in possession of mildly damaging information regarding Marlene Johnson, the running mate of Whitney's opponent, Rudy Perpich.

Atmospheric concentrations of the gases that replaced CFCs, known as HCFCs, which are mildly damaging to the ozone, are still rising rapidly at a time when many scientists anticipated they should have been falling as the treaty is phasing them out.

This may be mildly damaging to Apple as they're working on contracts and negotiations with AT&T for continued exclusive support for the iPhone.

New tabletops from IKEA, mildly damaged shelves from downstairs and wooden bases became temporary workstations.

Although he had worked hard to repair a mildly damaged credit score, several major lenders rejected his application for a new credit card a few months earlier.

Occasionally, mildly damaged capillaries are observed even at 72 h after irradiation.

Eight hundred kernels of Canadian Western Red Spring wheat were segregated as sound, mildly damaged, and severely damaged prior to HSI in the same visible-NIR range.

To test the efficacy of such therapies, an animal model that closely resembles the clinical course of disease in a mildly damaged heart is mandatory.

Toads' skin is mildly toxic and will cause some people skin irritation--however, the oils on human skin can also be damaging to toads.

Fornix damage mildly impair spatial biconditional and passive place learning tasks.

The detection of mildly elevated DNA damage in the uninjured tert −/− heart might indicate that tert also maintains DNA during homeostasis, perhaps by protecting against oxidative or mechanical stress (Oh et al., 2003).