Sentence examples for more widespread damage from inspiring English sources

Parkinson's is completely a brain disease, unlike, say, multiple sclerosis, which causes more widespread damage.

The following year, anti-globalization demonstrators caused more widespread damage in the Swedish city of Gothenburg during an E.U. summit attended by President George W. Bush.

Testimony on Virus By The New York Times WASHINGTON, March 10 -- A computer security expert told a Congressional panel today that the "I Love You" program had caused far more widespread damage than similar episodes in the past.

Dust from the blast helped strip bark and knock down trees, but it could have been worse: If there had been no dust to absorb the main blast's energy, the shock wave would traveled farther, causing more widespread damage.

Under the latter conditions, however, the demyelinated lesions are associated with much more widespread damage to other cellular components as well, in particular axons.

There is evidence that the earliest HIV-associated white matter effects occur in the frontal lobes [ 44], with more widespread damage occurring as the disease increases in severity [ 43, 45].

Thus, abnormalities within mitochondrial DNA could have important consequences in terms of mitochondrial replication, as well as being an indicator of more widespread DNA damage in the cell.

Moreover, earlier events under age of 3 years presented with more widespread hippocampal damage comprising all hippocampal sectors as well as the dentate gyrus.

Differences to our present findings could be caused by the broad-band noise exposure in this study, followed by more widespread tissue damage with compensatory neuroplasticity, compared to narrow-band or pure-tone sounds.

At least penny stock promoters like Jordan Belfort are straight up criminals whose actions are easy to spot, while Wall Street's misdeeds are far less obvious but far more widespread and damaging.

A 7.3 magnitude tremor struck early on Saturday morning, killing at least 32 people, injuring about a thousand more and causing widespread damage to houses, roads and bridges.