Sentence examples for more deleterious from inspiring English sources

But its effects on banks' profits are more deleterious.

Among the more deleterious outcomes of such realities are farmer poverty and child labour.

But in "Time Cycle" the Balanchine in fluence is more deleterious, and, unfortunately, more comprehensible.

The more deleterious the gene mutations, the shorter the intergenic sequences.

It is shown that the intergranular hydrides may be more deleterious to ductility than the intragranular ones.

We conclude from this study that atropine is no more deleterious to memory than is glycopyrrolate when given before ECT.

Results showed that impact damage has more deleterious effect on the compression strength of composite laminate than drilling.

He argues that corruption in China has a much more "deleterious effect" than on other countries So, China can't achieve an 'orderly rebalancing' in which growth merely slows.

They worry that the camp training environment could have a more deleterious effect on Kenya's Olympic chances than the ethnic violence that occurred in January and February.

As early as 1879 The New York Times warned that absinthe "is much more perilous, as well as more deleterious, than any ordinary kind of liquor".

The garden is connected to a warren of barrooms and dining nooks; this labyrinthine layout can exacerbate the beer's more deleterious effects.