Sentence examples for more injurious at from inspiring English sources

Animal studies have shown that conjugated bile acids cause injury to the oesophageal mucosa at acidic pH, whereas unconjugated bile acids are more injurious at a neutral pH [ 29].

Indeed, at the time it was a good deal more injurious to the Labour party.

Punishment for a crime should not be more injurious than the crime itself, which is why the Justice Safety Valve is critically important at this time to prevent many families from being destroyed. .

But now there are even more injurious situations and conflations being made.

More injurious to the British were the raids by American privateers on their shipping.

Kennedy's principal response was that a recession would be far more injurious to the dollar and the deficit.

That, ultimately, makes their expensive mistakes more injurious to the greater cause than those of the Yankees.

Plagiaristic theft is all the more injurious when the thief makes money off what he has stolen.

And al-Hibri's pro-woman readings of the Koran are, at times, less than persuasive: in a recent essay for the Journal of Law & Religion, she acknowledges that the Koran permits a husband to beat his wife, though she argues that a correct reading of the verse indicates that he should use nothing more injurious than a miswak, a twig that commonly serves as a toothbrush in the Arabian peninsula.

But of all the misfortunes that have befallen Dave Glass these last four sweltering days, none has been more injurious than the removal of two simple letters from his everyday speech.

To some minds, the Bratz, with their outlandishly large heads, doe eyes and comically exaggerated figures are no more injurious to a young girl's self-esteem, than, say, the Little Mermaid.